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Psg43 Lesson on Identification and Labelling of Vertical?
Psg43 Lesson on Identification and Labelling of Vertical Aerial Photography and Mapping Pictures Using Uxbridge As an Example - Early Years of Aerial-Photography History - Instructions, Equipment and Pictures Date: 1910s
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Step into the past and discover the fascinating world of early aerial photography and mapping with this image from the 1910s, featuring a PSG43 lesson on identification and labelling of vertical aerial photography and mapping pictures using Uxbridge as an example. During this era, the Royal Flying Corps (RFC), the precursor to the Royal Air Force (RAF), was at the forefront of aerial photography innovation. This photograph offers a unique glimpse into the early days of aerial-view technology, showcasing the equipment and instructions used to capture and interpret vertical aerial images. The PSG43 lesson, likely held at the Uxbridge School of Photography, would have provided students with the essential skills needed to identify and label features on vertical aerial photographs. These skills were crucial for various applications, including military intelligence gathering, urban planning, and topographic mapping. In the image, we see a group of students intently studying a large-format aerial photograph of Uxbridge, carefully examining the intricate details and marking points of interest with labels and arrows. The teacher, standing at the front of the room, points to a specific area on the photograph, guiding the students through the identification process. The equipment used in the lesson, such as the large-format camera, enlarger, and various labelling tools, are also displayed in the image, providing a valuable insight into the technology and techniques employed during this period. This photograph not only showcases the historical significance of aerial photography and mapping but also highlights the dedication and curiosity of early pioneers in this field. Join us as we delve deeper into the rich history of aerial photography and explore the fascinating stories that lie within.
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