Handling a large kite and a camera at the same time takes specialized kite handling equipment. This is what Ralf Beutnagel from Germany used at KAPiCA/02.

This gallery contains photographs either taken by a camera lifted by a kite (KAP), equipment used or at KAP events. Kite Aerial Photography (KAP) is practiced around the world. International symposiums on KAP are held regularly around the world with three being held in the United States. Some of the photos in this gallery were taken at Kite Aerial Photography in California (KAPiCA/02,03 & 06). Click here to return to "Kite Aerial Photography".

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elmon > A replica of a early KAP rig displayed at KAPiCA/02.

elmon > Handling a large kite and a camera at the same time takes specialized kite handling equipment. This is what Ralf Beutnagel from Germany used at KAPiCA/02.

elmon > This large dopero kite is a popular light air camera lifter. Taken at KAPiCA/02.

elmon > Henry from Alaska launches his KAP rig at KAPiCA/02.

elmon > Simon from Scotland shows off his simplified camera attachment rig at KAPiCA/02.

elmon > An aerial view of a Midwest Winds Kitefliers festival.

elmon > Don Murphy, president of our club, smarts off at the camera whose shadow shows above the shadow of his head.

elmon > View of Quality Living and Sourenson Parkway from our main flying field at Immanuel Hospital in Omaha.

Handling a large kite and a camera at the same time takes specialized kite handling equipment. This is what Ralf Beutnagel from Germany used at KAPiCA/02.