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1. Aerial Photography
Presented By:
FAHAD RAZA
Bsc (Agri.) Hons.
Department of Soil Sciece
Sindh Agriculture University, Tandojam

2. Aerial Photography
Introduction
History
Types, and
Interpretation

3. INTRODUCTION:
Taking of image, in which camera is not supported by
a ground-based structure.

4. HISTORY:
First practiced by Gaspard-Felix in 1858

5. Aerial Photographs can be taken through;
Aircraft Helicopter
Balloon

6. Drone
Aerial Photographs can be taken through;

7. TYPES OF AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY
1. VERTICAL:
 Taken with the camera pointed as straight as possible
At 900
from the air, allowable tolerance is 30

8. TYPES OF AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY
2. OBLIQUE:
 Low Oblique
A photograph not showing the horizon inclined about 30 0

9. TYPES OF AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY
2. OBLIQUE:
 High Oblique
A photograph showing the horizon inclined from 30 0
to 60 0

10. INTERPRETATION:
Photo interpretation is done on the basis of following pictorial
elements:
Shape:

11. INTERPRETATION:
Photo interpretation is done on the basis of following pictorial
elements:
Pattern:

12. INTERPRETATION:
Photo interpretation is done on the basis of following pictorial
elements:
Size:

13. INTERPRETATION:
Photo interpretation is done on the basis of following pictorial
elements:
Tone/Color
:

14. INTERPRETATION:
Photo interpretation is done on the basis of following pictorial
elements:
Shadow:

15. INTERPRETATION:
Photo interpretation is done on the basis of following pictorial
elements:
Texture:

16. INTERPRETATION:
Photo interpretation is done on the basis of following pictorial
elements:
Association/Site
:

17. INTERPRETATION:
Photo interpretation is done on the basis of following pictorial
elements:
Time:

18. INTERPRETATION:
Photo interpretation is done on the basis of following pictorial
elements:
Sterio prospective:

19. THANKS