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Aerial Photography-Chamberlin Hotel at Fort Monroe, Virginia.

Along with my Hampton Roads, Virginia real estate photography virtual tours I have begun offering aerial photography of properties and neighborhoods for REALTORS© and brokers and am having some success in this niche aspect of real estate marketing.

The image belom is of the Chamberlin Hotel shot from 500 feet in an R44 Raven II Helicopter while shooting properties for a broker on the Peninsula.

Canon EOS 5d with an EF28-80mm F/3.5 lens at ISO200 at 80mm-F/5.6-1/800sec.

This image is of the Salt Ponds Neighborhood in Hampton, Va. Canon EOS 5d with an EF28-80mm F/3.5 lens at ISO200 at 80mm-F/5.6-1/800sec.

This image is of the Salt Ponds Neighborhood in Hampton, Va. Canon EOS 5d with an EF28-80mm F/3.5 lens at ISO200 at 28mm-F/3.5-1/800sec.

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Posted by Bryant Payden on 04/25/2009 08:03 AM

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8 Comments on Aerial Photography-Chamberlin Hotel at Fort Monroe, Virginia.

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Bryant - Stunning photographs, thanks for sharing. That 28-80 is obviously a nice lens! - Mike

Mike,

Thank you very much! Stay tuned for more aerial photography as time allows.

Bryant, that is beautiful! I couldn't do that, I would be on the floor of the helicopter screaming, which would make it very difficult to take any pictures.