Bosta Iron Age House, Great Bernera,

You are at the end of the road when you reach Bosta Beach, on the Island of Great Bernera, Isle of Lewis, in the Outer Hebrides. A few cars are parked here and your eye is drawn to the stunning beach. Look at the back of the beach, there is a Museum of sorts. In the dunes is a recreation of how people lived here in the Iron Age, 800BC-100BC. This is a replica of the real house located nearby. It was discovered in 1992, and has now been reburied in the sand for protection.

A traditional Museum is a place where "stuff" is kept, and we fight to stop the decay and degeneration.

This is a Museum where people create the past, or at least try to. They fight to learn what we have forgotten, ancient ways of life and yesterday's technology...  

.. Read-on about how this images was taken using a KITE

Europe / UK-Scotland

Lat: 58° 15' 23.309" N
Long: 7° 54' 4.435" W

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Precision is: High. Pinpoints the exact spot.

4 GoPro HERO3+ cameras, with a wooden camera cradle/rig to hold the cameras in exactly the correct position, is triggered by 4 custom designed camera synchronizers.

Suspended below a Dan Leigh Cruiser kite with 8ft/2.5m span.
This technique produces two hemispheres, and a different workflow in PTGui from the classic ground pano technique. This results in extra effort BUT impossible angles!

The camera rig: http://www.gentles.info/KAP/Rigs/index.htm?item=16 
​​​​​​​how Kite Aerial Photography is achieved http://www.gentles.info/KAP/Overview/index.htm  and the workflow http://www.gentles.info/KAP/Gallery/Panotechnique/index.htm