November 23, 2011 by Rob Huntley

KAP 2009-25 – Wilson Lane near Fairfield, Idaho – August 20, 2009

Aerial photograph of an abandoned schoolhouse or church in Idaho.

These images are from a Kite Aerial Photography session conducted two years ago as I toured across the United States.

In Idaho I met with PokyTom (Flickr name for Tom Gautier) and we camped, KAPped and photographed our way through the Sawtooth National Recreation Area in the heart of Idaho.

I quickly put a few of the images on Flickr at that time (either while on the road or just when I got home, I can’t remember) to share with my KAPper connections in the Flickr KAP group. I had never created a gallery on my website until now. I have also added some more of the better images from the day.

These are images from my third successful KAP. This set took place near an old schoolhouse or church (not sure which), off Hwy 20 (Wilson Lane) about 5 miles west of Fairfield, Idaho.

These shots were taken with a camera suspended below a kite line (Kite Aerial Photography – KAP).

Grain Elevators and silos. Idaho Agriculture near the Sawtooth National Recreation Area.

Aerial photograph of elevators and silos near Fairfield, Idaho.

Aerial view of a rural property. Idaho Agriculture near the Sawtooth National Recreation Area.

More images from this session can be seen in my KAP 2009-25 – Wilson Lane near Fairfield, Idaho gallery on my website.

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March 14, 2010 by Rob Huntley

Alight at Night – Upper Canada Village Post Card

Here’s a new postcard I designed. It is of Upper Canada Village, Alight at Night. Upper Canada Village has been a summer tourist destination for decades. It is located near Morrisburg, about 1 1/4 hours drive from Ottawa. For a number of years recently, Upper Canada Village has been open for about 5 weeks each winter (end of November to early January) for their Alight at Night festivity. In their words: “Bundle up for an evening stroll around the Village, and see heritage buildings all magically lit, with over a QUARTER MILLION lights … a true winter wonderland!”