High and Low Oblique Photography Examples

Oblique is a term that means neither perpendicular nor parallel.

In photography terms a photograph taken from an airplne with the camera directed horizontally or downward.

Low Oblique Aerial Photography:-
  1. Only covers a relatively small area.
  2. The ground features have a familiar view
  3. It does not show the horizon.
High Oblique Aerial Photography can be charecterised by:-
  1. It covers a very large area (not all usable).
  2. Ground Features vary from the very familiar to unfamiliar, depending on the
    height.
  3. The horizon is always visible.
Below are Examples of a High and Low Obliqe Photographs
Woodberry Down in North London High Oblique Photograph ExampleWOODBERRY DOWN IN NORTH LONDON LOW OBLIQUE PHOTOGRAPH

 

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