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Horizon Imaging was recently commissioned to take some elevated photographs of the London skyline, 50 feet above the roof of a building in Harlesden, Brent, London. However, the building was in a very congested area, so use of our radio-controlled drone was not possible. Instead, we used our fully-portable telescopic mast.

Towards the end of last year, Horizon Imaging were commissioned by Willmott Dixon to produce a short promotional video documenting their work at Millais School in Horsham, West Sussex, where two new buildings had been erected.

Horizon Imaging was recently contacted by a homeowner in Redhill, Surrey, who needed some aerial photographs taken of his roof, which had been suffering from severe water ingress.

Ground and aerial mast photographs taken of the KCS Surrey car showroom in Addlestone, Surrey

Earlier this week, Strutt & Parker commissioned Horizon Imaging to take some aerial photographs of parts of the large Sompting Estate near Worthing, West Sussex. Strutt & Parker required both aerial and ground photographs of a farmhouse which is being re-let, and also a collection of aerial photographs from across the estate. For once the weather was very kind to us on the shoot day, with blue skies from sunrise to sunset, crisp cold air and a subtle warmth from the sun – just as January should be!

Horizon Imaging was recently asked at short notice whether we could photograph the show house in a new housing development in Carshalton, Sutton, London. The photographs were to be taken the following day, and the final processed images had to be available later the same afternoon. Never one to say no to a challenge, Horizon Imaging’s Director, David Hogg, was on site the following morning taking the photographs, and the processed photographs were delivered later the same day as requested.

A very Happy New Year to all our website visitors and blog readers! I hope you enjoyed your Christmas and New Year celebrations and that 2016 has got off to a great start for you. Firstly, let me apologise for the slight lack of blog posts over the past month or two – things have been so busy that I literally haven’t found the time to write new posts! As well as shooting many exciting projects, we are in the process of completely redeveloping our website which is taking up a lot of time …

Horizon Imaging was recently commissioned to take a panoramic aerial photograph of Harrow School in Middlesex, which would be used as the background to an interactive map on the school’s new website, due to launch in early 2016.

As the COP21 UN Climate Change Conference talks continue in Paris, all eyes are on international governments and politicians as they try to agree a strategy to stop the planet warming by more than the critical 2°C threshold (compared to the pre-industrial average).


s vital as these talks are, it’s equally important that we all do our bit to help minimise our impact on the environment. It doesn’t matter how small the contribution, if everyone does something, it will make a difference. As a passionate environmentalist, David Hogg is doing his bit, both personally, and with Horizon Imaging, to reduce his impact on the environment

Horizon Imaging is currently documenting a 12-week scaffolding erection project at St Teresa Of The Child Jesus church in Princes Risborough, Buckinghamshire. Every 7-10 days we are visiting the site with our 50-foot telescopic mast and taking elevated progress photographs which will form part of an animated slideshow showing how the scaffolding has been erected.