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Subiaco Museum > Records

PHOTOGRAPH (DIGITAL): AERIAL PHOTOGRAPH LORDS

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Altitude Imaging

2015

Overview

Coloured aerial image of LORDS Gym in Subiaco. Shows the development works around Subi Centro and LORDS and the new housing estates.

Historical information

Image is part of a wider collection.
The City commissioned the company Altitude Imaging, which specialises in drone photography, to capture still and moving imagery of the City of Subiaco, its streets and many landmarks. The images were used for the Subiaco Museum exhibtion, Subi From the Sky, which launched in November 2015, and ended in late May 2016.

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Registration number

cwa-org-43-2015.152

Item type

Inscriptions and markings

Altitude Imaging

Keywords

Aerial Photography

Altitude Imaging

Lords Sports Club

Year

Statement of significance

Scientific: Image taken with a drone
Representativeness: Image depicts Subiaco in late 2015

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