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Although the best description of our work would to be say that we work for magazines, we have a different philosophy. We work for armed forces, but we are paid by magazines. We believe that positive media exposure in the world's leading aviation magazines is the ultimate tool to promote your organization and create a better understanding among the public and allied nations.

Our interest in military aviation started in the early 1990s and we have photographed aircraft eversince. With the advent of high-end digital cameras in 2003, we started publishing articles in military aviation magazines and we got involved in Air-to-Air photography with air forces all over the world.
     
     
          

          
     
     
     
        
Air-to-Air photography is a crucial aspect in our publications. Photos of aircraft in flight allow us to publish striking articles in the world's most renowned aviation magazines. Therefore, we try to arrange at least one photo flight for every publication, but often multiple to cover several aspects of military aviation in a country.

Air-to-Air photography is always carefully planned, briefed and discussed with all pilots involved to ensure a safe flight and the best photographic results. We have made photo flights in all sorts of aircraft varying from light aircraft and helicopters to supersonic fighter jets, so we know exactly how to get the best shots out of every minute airborne.
     
     
      
     
     
     
        
Even if an Air-to-Air shoot is scheduled, photos of aircraft taken from the ground are almost always required. An average publication covers six pages, so we need to offer magazines a large variety of photos. Depending on factors such as planned flying activity, numbers of aircraft types expected to fly and weather, we therefore usually prefer to spend two days on each airbase we visit.

In terms of photographic opportunities, we expect more than just a tour around the flightline. The least we ask for is taking photos of pilots stepping in, aircraft taxiing out, taking off and landing. Additional opportunities, such as night flying or photography at a training area, are always appreciated and will only help us to present your organization to the world in the best possible way.
     
     
      
     
     
     
        
We have published lots of articles and an innumerable amount of photos in books, magazines and on the internet. Since we work independantly, we can offer our articles to a wide variety of magazines. On average, a successful publication is between six and eight pages in length and is published in at least five magazines. Articles illustrated with Air-to-Air photos are generally longer.
     
     

       
     
Download our article about the Swiss Air Force's F-5 Tiger as published in Air Forces Monthly.
     
     
We have completed projects with armed forces around the world, including those from the following countries:
     
     
Bulgaria  Czech Republic  Germany  Netherlands  Portugal  Romania  Switzerland  United States of America
     
     
     
        
We are always glad to hear from you. Do not hesitate to contact us if you like us to report about your squadron or take photos of your aircraft. If the photographic opportunities meet our requirements, and if we are allowed to publish the photos in magazines, we are always willing to do it free of charge!