| Vertical
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Below are a series of four vertical photographs taken over a period of 10 years. |
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| Image one shows the property as it was purchased. The owners commissioned the photography to assist them in the layout of a buffalo feedlot and to distribute it with their plans to architects, contractors and local government. The photograph has been scaled down for web site purposes but the original photograph was scaled up to a 3 ft by 2 ft sheet and mounted on display board where accurate measurements could be taken from it. Changing the feedlot layout was as simple as erasing a line and redrawing it where needed. | Image two was taken about three months after the initial purchase and documents the progress made. Electrical and water hook ups have been installed. The photography shows the exact location of the runs from the northeast corner of the barn to the center of the proposed feedlots. Worked has also commenced on the first feed pen to the north which is evident by drilling work. | |
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| The third image was taken five years later to record improvements made to the property and to secure additional funding for future expansions. It is evident even from this low resolution image that the owners are planning some additional perimeter fencing by the red "sharpie" lines placed on the photograph. | This is the most recent photograph of the feedlot operation. Aerial photographs are timeless and become a living history of your property. | |
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| The University of Northern Colorado Campus, Greeley prior to the dormitory addition in 2004. |
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