Without a doubt photos shot from high angles can be super interesting and creative. Problem is unless you climb a tree, building, fence, or attach your digital camera to a kite it’s tough to get those nice high shots. Just think how much cooler your pictures might be if you could loft your camera say 16 feet straight up.
Applications:
- Real estate photos
- Creative photography
- Group pictures
- Crowd shots
- How’d-you-do-that style pictures
- Concert pics
- Spy shots (photograph over fences etc.)
Here’s a very inexpensive DIY project that’ll allow you to just that – put your digital camera straight up in the air to as high as 8 feet.
Stuff you’ll need:
- Telescoping extension pole, 4? to 8?, plastic top
- 1/4?-20 hangar bolt
- Drill
- Pliers
- Light and small tripod ball head
For the full details and instructions hop over to photojojo.
