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To take aerial photos, you need to attach your camera to a balloon, kite, pole, or whatever! Try the "standard" rubber band rig, the venerable soda bottle rig, or the juice jug rig.

Activities

Not all the designs have been adapted into activities, but here are number that have been:

[activities:photo-rig]

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Guides should include a materials list and a step-by-step construction guide with photo documentation. Learn what makes a good activity here.

Questions

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To take aerial photos, you need to attach your camera to a balloon, kite, pole, or whatever! Try the "standard" rubber band rig, the venerable soda bottle rig, or the juice jug rig.

Activities

Not all the designs have been adapted into activities, but here are number that have been:

[activities:photo-rig]

Add an activity Request an activity guide

Guides should include a materials list and a step-by-step construction guide with photo documentation. Learn what makes a good activity here.

To take aerial photos, you need to attach your camera to a balloon, kite, pole, or whatever! Try the "standard" rubber band rig, the venerable soda bottle rig, or the juice jug rig.

Activities

Not all the designs have been adapted into activities, but here are number that have been:

[activities:photo-rig]

Add an activity Request an activity guide

Guides should include a materials list and a step-by-step construction guide with photo documentation. Learn what makes a good activity here.

Updates

Much of the work that's been posted on #photo-rig hasn't yet been adapted into activities, but we hope to slowly "update" it to get it into the Activities listing above:

[notes:photo-rig]

To take aerial photos, you need to attach your camera to a balloon, kite, pole, or whatever! Try the "standard" rubber band rig, the venerable soda bottle rig, or the juice jug rig.

Activities

Not all the designs have been adapted into activities, but here are number that have been:

[activities:photo-rig]

Updates

Much of the work that's been posted on #photo-rig hasn't yet been adapted into activities, but we hope to slowly "update" it to get it into the Activities listing above:

[notes:photo-rig]

To take aerial photos, you need to attach your camera to a balloon, kite, pole, or whatever! Try the "standard" rubber band rig, the venerable soda bottle rig, or the juice jug rig.

Activities

Not all the designs have been adapted into activities, but here are number that have been:

[activities:photo-rig]

Updates

Much of the work that's been posted on this topic hasn't yet been adapted into activities, but we hope to slowly "update" it to get it into the Activities listing above:

[notes:photo-rig]