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The photos above are still shots taken with the HawkEye using a Canon 800 SDIS. They are from my local area in Central Texas. Click on each photo to view a larger image in another window, then simply close that window to return here.
The photos below have been submitted by our friends who have purchased the HawkEye aerial photography platform. These photos are used with permission, and credit is listed to the right of each photo along with comments if available. Click photo to view a larger version of each photo in a separate window, then simply close that window to return here.
All photography is the property and copyright of the listed photographer.
Three photos courtesy of
Bill Sturgeon,
Yountville, California.
Three photos courtesy of
Braxton Davenport
Charleston
West Virginia.
Two photos courtesy of
Andy Harding
Manchester, Great Britain.
Three photos courtesy of Ted Robinson
Cheshire, United Kingdom.
Four photos courtesy of George Ng, Selangor, Malaysia.
George's photo gallery with more aerial photos can be viewed HERE.
Photos below are courtesy of Paul Farmer, Hampshire, Great Britain. These photos were taken on his around the world backpacking tour with the Hawkeye. If you would like to learn more about Pauls trip please link to his interesting and well writen blog on ezone.mag here.
Five photos courtesy of Gary Ward, Seabrook, Texas.
To read the online thread about the HawkEye at eZone magazine, click here to open it in a separate window.
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HawkEye in Early Morning Flight.
These photos are by Paul Henicks of Harbor Springs Michigan, who learned to fly on the Hawkeye. He published these and many more in a beautiful photo album. The album along with some prints were sold to raise funds for the local food bank. Here is a note he sent me.
Hi Joel,
You will hopefully receive my package today. Wanted you to know how your
time, talent and amazing plane has been able to help so many people. The
gallery exhibit was attended by over 250 people, sold 165 books and thirty
20 x 30 photos, raising over $11,000 for the Harbor Springs Community Food
Pantry. That buys over 68,000 pounds of food to feed people and their
families who cannot afford groceries. Thank you for providing the opportunity
to achieve the results of this project. We are working on volume two with
the fall colors and coming winter snow pictures. This has truly been a
humbling and fun experience to share with so many people and it would not have
been possible without you. What goes around comes around and I wish you
only the best in the hope this brings you a compliment, that you were the
reason that enabled this to happen.
Thank again, all the best.
Paul,
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