In 1907, German apothecary Julius Neubronner invented an aerial photography technique known as pigeon photography. By affixing a lightweight time-delayed miniature camera to an aluminium breast harness, Neubronner attached his design to homing pigeons who would then be able to capture aerial photographs during their flight.
It's an interesting story and the birds look so cute in their little harnesses. Neubronner’s panoramic camera is displayed at the German Museum of Technology in Berlin and the Deutsches Museum in Munich. Read more about the history and technology of this unusual hobby at Twisted Sifter
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