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Bluesky’s aerial photopacks resolve boundary disputes

Wednesday, September 8th 2010
bluesky International Limited | Coalville, Leicestershire, UK


Aerial survey specialist Bluesky has launched a new cost effective way to obtain irrefutable evidence for use in boundary disputes and other land based disputes or studies. Priced at just £175 the OldAerialPhotos Photopack contains two digital image files; one archive aerial photograph of a location in the past and a corresponding image from the most recent aerial survey.
 
The Photopack also contains A4 printed versions of the aerial photos, a certificate of authenticity, a copy of the archive search details and the supporting flight report from the archive scan (where available). The OldAerialPhotos Photopacks offers savings of 30% against the list price of all items contained and is the ideal resource for site investigation, boundary disputes or local studies.
 
“We are trying to make it as easy and cost effective as possible for those with either a personal or professional interest in the past to obtain date certified site specific aerial photography,” commented Rachel Tidmarsh, Managing Director of Bluesky. “The OldAerialPhotos Photopacks represent excellent value for money and will prove invaluable to anyone undertaking site investigation where unmapped features such as trees or standing water may impact on a proposed development. The packs will also provide valuable evidence for boundary disputes between neighbours or adverse possession claims.”
 
Visitors to www.oldaerialphotos.com can search through more than a million aerial photos dating back as far as 1917 by simply entering a postcode, address or grid reference. Detailed search results, including the age and ground coverage, of every image that matches the search criteria are displayed and the visitor can choose to purchase either a hard copy print or digital image file.
 
Photos that are available to purchase from www.oldaerialphotos.com include some of the earliest commercial aerial survey images, military photography from World War II and many national archives. Offering a record of most major UK cities and towns, transport and utility infrastructure and commercial property developments, the images are an invaluable resource for anyone with a personal or professional interest in local studies, genealogy, boundary disputes, environmental land use research or town planning.
 
CONTACTS:
www.oldaerialphotos.com
www.bluesky-world.com
Editorial enquiries, contact Robert Peel on tel. +44 (0)1666 823306
Colour separation requests – please fax only to +44 (0)1666 824 668
All reader enquiries to Bluesky sales on +44 (0)1530 518 518
 
About OldAerialPhotos
 
OldAerialPhotos is a division of Bluesky International. Holding the largest collection of historically significant commercial aerial photos in the UK, OldAerialPhotos' remit is to preserve, enhance and make these archives available. An understanding of the national importance of such images as a unique record of the development of the UK, OldAerialPhotos has a mission to continue to make them available to future generations.
 
About Bluesky

Bluesky is a UK-based specialist in aerial imaging and remote sensing data collection and processing.  An internationally recognised leader with projects extending around the globe, Bluesky is proud to work with prestigious organisations such as Google, the BBC and Government Agencies. Bluesky has unrivalled expertise in the creation of seamless, digital aerial photography, 3D landscape/cityscape visualisations and prints and also runs a national mapping centre, providing digital mapping, satellite imagery and aerial photography including ultra-high resolution imagery of cities and towns.
www.bluesky-world.com

 

Robert Peel, Bluesky PR, The Marketing Edge
E-mail: robert@market-it.co.uk
Direct Line: +44 (0)1666 823306
Direct Fax: +44 (0)1666 824668
Website: www.themarketingedge.org

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