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Aerial photographs of Claus Leidorf (Klaus Leidorf)

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Located at the fuselage of his plane Cessna 172, photographer Klaus Leidorf cuts the sky over Germany, taking photos of farms, cities, industrial zones and all the interesting things he sees during his flight.

Klaus called this method of shooting “aerial archeology”.

About Klaus Leidorf:

Klaus Leidorf was born in 1956 in Bonn, from 1976 to 1983 he was an explorer of Protestant theology and history. From 1985 to 1989 he was a research fellow at the Bavarian University. Since 1989, Klaus became a freelance researcher for "air" archeology. He was honored with numerous publications of his photographs in the archaeological journal of Bavaria, and Klaus' works were published in catalogs and journals devoted to aerial photographs.

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