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Aerial photography is a valuable commercial skill that can greatly increase the income of many working photographers. The field of aerial photography can cover many different types of work, including real estate photography, government projects to document construction or environmental issues, paparazzi coverage, court case evidence, in addition to general artistic images taken from aloft.

Getting started in aerial photography. To get started in aerial photography, it is not as difficult as it may initially seem. In most cases, having access to an aircraft of some sort is required. However, there are literally thousands of pilots that are willing to charter a flight for you to accomplish your work. Check with your regional or local airport about chartering a flight for photography. Let them know what and where you are interested in photographing, and they should be able point you in the right direction. Based on my experience, be prepared to pay $100-$300 per hour chartering a fixed wing aircraft, depending on your area and the type of aircraft available. For helicopter rentals, look to pay about 30% more.

Best time of day to take aerial photographs. As with most types of outdoor photography, early morning and late afternoon time frames will yield the most pleasing photographs. It is at this time that the sun’s rays produce warmer colors and longer shadows which produce more brilliant colors and beautiful shadows. The longer shadows associated with this time frame add depth to your photographs, by better defining the contours of land or structures.

However, selecting a time of day is also dependent on the type of photography you are trying to capture. During the middle of the day, the lighting is flat which may be better suited to your specific needs, i.e., documenting a construction project, or commercial real estate. Understanding the goals of your photographic mission will greatly impact when you elect to charter a flight.

Best equipment for aerial photography. Selecting the appropriate equipment for aerial photography is a major consideration. Before making any photographic equipment decisions, you must first define how the photos will be used. In most cases, aerial photos will be used for larger prints. Even if you are only shooting images for newspaper or tabloid reproduction, you will want to capture the images in as large a file size or negative size as possible. If you are shooting film, I would suggest no format under 2 1/4″ x 2 1/4″. If you want to shoot film and don’t have a larger format camera, borrow or lease one before you schedule the flight. For digital photographers, I would recommend using the largest file size available with your model camera. By not capturing the images in the highest resolution possible, you have greatly diminished the ability for additional uses of these photographs.

Determining the optimal focal length to use, will be influenced with the type of aircraft you select, the subject matter you are documenting, and how close you are able to get to your subject. From personal experience, I most often use the equivalent of a 35mm-50mm lens for the 35mm camera format. You will want to be cautious using a telephoto lens due to the vibration of the aircraft.

Best exposure for aerial photography. In general, I recommend using a shutter speed of 1/500 -1/1000. This shutter speed range is sufficient to stop most action from a moving aircraft and to minimize aircraft vibration. While photographing from 1000 feet or higher, the subject will not be moving as quickly as you think. Choosing the maximum shutter speed, such as 1/2000 or higher, basically robs you of depth of field since you need to open up the lens more to compensate for the higher speed. On the subject of aperture setting, you will want to be in the f/5.6-f/11 range for most subjects. For those familiar with hyperfocal distances, since the closest subject in your photograph will be greater than 1000 feet, depth of field is not a main concern. Keep in mind the middle of your aperture range for a particular lens produces the sharpest images.

Conclusion. Aerial photography produces a view of the world that very few can experience. Whether you are taking aerial photographs as a career or just as a hobbie, the joys of aerial photography are countless!

Rick Huey – publisher of http://www.ILovePhotoblogs.com

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Websites, e-mail, electronic consultations, electronic health records, identity theft, bureaucratic regulations, computer stations, personal digital assistants (PDA’s), blackberry telephones… our new electronic world is rife with potential liability and malpractice. Unfortunately, the list continues to grow in direct proportion to the ongoing evolution of our electronic world. In fact, President Obama’s recovery program dictates further commitment to electronic utilization within healthcare for increased efficiency and productivity in order to reduce expenses.

One example on the regulatory side is the new “Red Flags Rule” from the Federal Trade Commission that became enforceable on August 1st. Any medical practice that extends, renews, or continues credit for a patient must implement written policies aimed at curbing identity theft. The simple act of billing a patient for services, even if an insurance carrier is billed first, triggers inclusion under this new rule.

It would take a book to address the necessary risk management of these new, electronic exposures. However the solutions would probably be outdated by the time such a book was published. In this month’s column, we’ll categorically look at the management of some of these inherent risks in hopes of raising levels of awareness.

Your Website:

• Although websites are excellent resources for patient education, be sure to include a disclaimer that the information does not constitute specific medical advice.
• Make sure that you have reviewed, and are in agreement with, any article or information posted on your site.
• Protect access to your website with patient passwords. This eliminates potential “duty of care” obligations to non-patients and further eliminates out-of-state residents from creating a liability relating to a lack of license to practice in other states.
• If you do opt for an open website, have a lawyer research licensing issues, malpractice insurance coverage, and conflicting laws in the other 49 states.
• Place a prominent disclaimer discouraging the use of the website (and e-mail) in cases of medical emergency. Advise patients to call 911, your office, or go to an emergency treatment facility.

E-Mail

• Transmission of standard, non-secure e-mails to patients should include a disclosure that the e-mail is not secure and is not for use by patients or for healthcare purposes in general.
• You can incorporate an encrypted e-mail function within your website for your administrative staff to handle and process appropriately.
• A patient portal for communication can enable patients to request prescription refills, receive test results, request appointments or make e-mail contact with their physician.
• Take reasonable precautions to authenticate the identity of patients receiving electronic communications from you. Under HIPAA you have a responsibility to assure that patient privacy and confidentiality is never compromised.

Security

• All network services, from the website to general e-mail, triggers a responsibility by the physician to protect patient privacy and guard against unauthorized access to patient information. Such services, under HIPAA, are expected to have an appropriate level of privacy and security.
• Ensure that your office has a system to protect against unauthorized computer access with password protections and automatic log-outs.
• Have your patients sign an informed consent form before initiating any online communications. Such forms should be part and parcel of your “Red Flags” written policy.
• Advise patients that sensitive health information and issues may be better handled in an office setting, as there is always a risk that such information could be accessed by someone not authorized to see it. You could even provide a list of such sensitive topics.
• As a general practice, it is also a good idea to inform patients that their personal data stored on their own blackberries, PDA’s, CD’s, storage drives, and personal computers may not be secure. (Note that the Secret Service has issues with our president’s use of a personal blackberry.)

Training

• It is absolutely essential that your entire staff be properly trained in policy, protocol, and procedures relating to electronic communications with your patients.
• You should also train your patients in order to manage their electronic expectations. In today’s world people expect immediacy. Therefore you need to educate them as to typical response times for electronic communications with your office.

As stated in the beginning, this column is merely a starting point to get you thinking about the risks and exposures associated with the electronic world. There are four basic considerations:

1. Educate yourself, your staff, and your patients about electronic activities that are being undertaken by your practice.
2. Utilize a technology specialist to develop/install/manage appropriate firewalls and security protocols to assure that you meet privacy and identity theft regulations.
3. Consult with your legal representative to verify that your electronic activities fall within state and federal statutes, as well as updating you on new changes and regulations.
4. Consult with your insurance agent to make sure that your malpractice and other business insurance will protect you in accordance with your electronic undertakings.

J Michael Rosenthal, ARM – President and CEO, RGI Insurance Services

Mike Rosenthal is an Associate in Risk Management (ARM) and CEO of RGI Insurance Services. RGI Insurance Services provides all types of insurance for doctors and medical groups such as medical malpractice, workers compensation and group benefits as well as risk management services, human resource services and OSHA compliance services.

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