Aerials

Winglets: aviation innovation, but menace to airplane photographers.
 
very nice^ we sure have a beautiful city! thanks for posting!
 
Very recent photograph of Harvard campus.

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From:
http://harvardmagazine.com/2011/09/building-and-buying-a-campus
 
I don't know if you guys have heard of this site but its just amazing. Its 3d maps by Nokia and they have the most amazing map aerial software I've seen. It looks pretty much real life and they have Boston as one of their first cities to look at. They have some other big names too. Check it out. You may have to download a plug in but it is well worth it.

http://maps.nokia.com/3D/#|42.358561543|-71.05495069|13.82|306.27|57.39|0|5|
 
Wicked cool idea for this thread -- I love this stuff/vantage point. When we flew to NYC last winter, I snapped a few admittedly less impressive shots of out departure-airport's town, Portland, ME. Although they aren't Boston, I thought the subject matter warranted this post outside of the usual "Greater New England" forum for anyone interested.

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Not Boston but a few "aerials" of the lakes region in NH from last weekend. The closer lake is Squam and behind it is Winnipesaukee. Didn't know where else to post them.

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Prime condo real estate. I can smell the bulldozer exhaust now. Ahh!
 
DZH... Thank you. Lovely surprise. Just what I needed.
 

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