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12/08/2021

Watch me create some Kite Aerial Photography in Klima on the island of Milos, Greece. Photographing the village of Klima was a real challenge using my kite t...

22/05/2020

10 years ago on Dutch television.

Rob Doolaard - vliegerfotografie - VARA Vroege Vogels

01/04/2020

Will be interesting for KAPpers too.

This is an invitation to a live webinar Q&A, organized by Gallery Lumas in Toronto, Canada on Sunday, April 5, 2020, 1.00 PM Canadian Time, 18:00 Uhr German Time:

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04/11/2019

For those who want to know more about the early days of KAP (and can read Italian) and the reconstruction of a kite and a camera system.

Libro che racconta la storia della prima fotografia aerea realizzata con aquilone nel 1888 e della realizzazione dell'unica replica esistente al mondo realizzata nel 2018 per i 120 anni dal primo storico scatto.

14/10/2019

Looking for a KAP related present? What about this calender of beautiful Ireland?

A visually stunning and unique 2020 Calendar 'Ireland's Lighthouses from a Kite'

10/07/2019

A week ago we've lost Simon Harbord. He died after a short illness.
In my opnion Simon was one off today's greatest KAPers. He followed the KISS-principle and in doing so he invented AutoKAP. While many KAPers were still trying to count till 37, modifying bulky electronics to make them do things that they weren't designed for and running up and down to the 1hr photoshop, Simon realized what benefits digital cameras could bring to KAP. KISS; some aluminium strip, rubber bands, a lampshade fitting and Silly Putty. And the number of keepers from each KAP-session was at least doubled.
But Simon did so much more for the KAP-community. He told us about KAP and Risk Management, he was one of the
first to have blog on a webpage to share his toughts, adventures, mishaps and photos in a time when you had to
code everything in HTML to get it on the internet at all.And PAP and 3D images and ....
If this is the first time you read about Simon Harbord, read more about him on Cris Benton's pages here: http://kap.ced.berkeley.edu/others/shintro.html.
But first of all Simon was a nice person, a very nice one indeed, and I'm really happy to have met him on several
occasions.
Simon, thank you. Rest in peace.

20/06/2019

Intertidal ecosystems have primarily been studied using field-based sampling; remote sensing offers the ability to collect data over large areas in a snapshot of time that could complement field-based sampling methods by extrapolating them into the wider spatial and temporal context. Conventional re...