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Originally Posted by flipper35
OK, where did I put that bang your head on the wall smiley?
On a side note, did you ever have one of those projects that just kept drawing itself out? Not just the "while you are in there" stuff.
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We sure have. We fly a project for a client. One of the last steps as we flight plan the mission is to send them a "area map" that shows precisely the area we will fly. When they approve that, we load up the mission on the laptop and go flying, and we always add so room to crop, so we fly a
few hundred feet more on all sides than the mission requires.
We deliver the digital image and sometimes a month or more later they ask, by chance, do you have imagery 1/4 mile outside of the area? It is like asking a architectural photographer shoot a building if they shot the park across the street from the project building. No, of course we don't just fly around at random shooting images no one will ever order just for fun. We only take pictures for money. We don't do it as a hobby or need practice. We will shoot a promotional piece for a potential client with deep pockets, that we want them to share the wealth with us, but no real freebies.