Aerial Eyes are off to Sunny(?) Aberdeenshire for a week or so. We have a couple of jobs booked in already, if you are North of Aberdeen, around Inverurie, Huntly, Turrif, Banff etc and need our services please contact us.

Yes we are on Twitter, we to be honest we have been for a while but this is just an excuse to test the integration between our new site and the Twitter network.

All being well ouor blog posts will be sent to Twitter as well.

Wow, what a great day!

The weather was good even if I was parked up on the shady side of the street. There were a few very small spots of rain early on but nothing to worry about.

I managed to get parked up in a nice spot just outside the School of Art next to the new office of Unity Stoke. It would have been a perfect position if it were not for the lamp post I had to work around, but as it happens it looked quite nice on some of the pictures I took.

I'll add some links to the pictures in later.

Aerial Eyes will be at the Burslem Arts Festival on Queen Street on Saturday.

We will be in front of the School of Art. Come down and say hello and support the festival!

To help combat the unprecedented down turn in the housing market Aerial Eyes are offering elevated marketing shots of properties for just £99 during March, this is a massive 50% discount off standard prices. Aerial Eyes will provide you with web ready images to add to the property sales particulars on-line and high resolution files for printing within 24 hours of the commission.

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We are featured in The North Staffordshire Magazine for February.

Have a look at the PDF Here

A short piece in the Sentinel about us covering the Douglas Macmillan events this weekend

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We have a small editorial feature in the Business Life section of the December issue of Staffordshire Life.

Download available shortly

I'm off to be interviewed by Jon Bellamy on Cross Rhythms Radio in Stoke this afternoon..

FIRM PROVIDES UNIQUE PERSPECTIVE OF CITY’S REGENERATION

A Stoke-on-Trent photography company is using their unusual perspective to create a permanent record of the City’s history.

Aerial Eyes specialises in elevated photography, and can capture images from heights of up to 15m.

They have spent the last two months expanding their portfolio by focussing on well-known local buildings including St John’s Church in Hanley, where they are documenting its restoration and conversion into a restaurant.