Tag Archives: helicopter

Aerial photo of the week: Getty Museum

Posted on 11/15/2012 by sdunwell

Aerial view of the Getty Museum, Los Angeles, CA. Helicopter R-22. Late afternoon light, winter.

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Aerial photo of the week: Connecticut River sunrise

Posted on 11/08/2012 by sdunwell

Sunrise on the Connecticut river, near Haddam, CT aerial view with wispy river fog

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Aerial photo of the week: Harvard, MA autumn

Posted on 10/23/2012 by sdunwell

Autumn aerial view with early morning sunlight, Harvard, Mass.

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Aerial photo of the week: Boston, 1860 + reprise

Posted on 10/15/2012 by sdunwell

First aerial photograph in the US, by J. W. Black, Oct 13, 1860. Ambrotype print from a wet-plate negative. Old South Meeting House is at the middle left. Washington Street cuts across lower third. Central Wharf (now Aquarium) top left. My … Continue reading →

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Aerial photo of the week: Boston, 1860

Posted on 10/15/2012 by sdunwell

First successful aerial photograph in the US, by J. W. Black, Oct 13, 1860. Ambrotype print from a wet-plate negative. Old South Meeting House is at the middle left. More detail on this image, and my “same view” photograph made Oct … Continue reading →

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aerial / architecture photograph of the week

Posted on 10/07/2012 by sdunwell

Customs House Tower, aerial view. (Peabody & Stearns = architect, 1913). 60 State Street on right, 75 State St. on left. © Steve Dunwell

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