Introduction to Kite Aerial Photography - Page 3 - elmon's Photos- powered by SmugMug

This gallery contains photographs either taken by a camera lifted by a kite (KAP), equipment used or at KAP events. Kite Aerial Photography (KAP) is practiced around the world. International symposiums on KAP are held regularly around the world with three being held in the United States. Some of the photos in this gallery were taken at Kite Aerial Photography in California (KAPiCA/02,03 & 06). Click here to return to "Kite Aerial Photography".

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elmon > At KAPiCA/06, Simon from Scotland demonstrated "Pole Aerial Photography". Here he shows how he lifts the camera on the pole. The pole is in several meter long sections so he can make it whatever length he wants.

elmon > These English "Carp Poles" that the camera is mounted on reach heights of over 20 feet and are used in areas where you cannot fly a kite. The camera is triggered by an interval timer. KAPiCA/06

elmon > KAPiCA/06 attendees watching the pole camera that Simon is holding.

elmon > Setting up a dopero kite at Carmel River Beach during KAPiCA/06.

elmon > You get an entirely different view from a kite. Carmel River Beach, CA. KAPiCA/06

elmon > Taken at Carmel River Beach, CA during KAPiCA/06.

elmon > Brooks Leffler, host of all three KAPiCAs received this autographed photograph at KAPiCA/06.

elmon > Displaying a KAP panoramic photo taken in Hawaii by Pat Holzman. KAPiCA/06

At KAPiCA/06, Simon from Scotland demonstrated "Pole Aerial Photography". Here he shows how he lifts the camera on the pole. The pole is in several meter long sections so he can make it whatever length he wants.