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Dear partners and colleagues!

We would like to thank you very much for successful year 2012. We hope that we will continue our cooperation with new projects also in 2013.

Our best wishes for all of you.

Aerovizija

Fourteen years in a row editorial office of the newspaper Delo, one of the most influential Slovenian newspapers makes a selection of personalities  whose work and personality most marked the ending year. They are looking for people who are an inspiration to us all and are changing the world for the better.

The editiorial office selected ten nominees, one of the nominees is Matevž Lenarčič.

Pilot, who from January till April flew around the world with an ultra-light airplane, showed that the change towards small-to-green is possible and necessary.

First, in print and in on-line edition of the newspaper, they will present a portrait of the each nominee, then you will be invited to on-line voting.

Seven moths ago the photographer and biologist Matevz Lenarcic flew a "single-seat" airplane around the world. Between piloting the plane and collecting photographs for an upcoming book on water, Lenarcic has also collected data on black carbon, or soot, concentrations in the atmosphere. His 290-kilogram plane carries a much-lighter-than-normal Aethalometer, designed by aerosol scientist Grisa Mocnik of Aerosol in Ljubljana, Slovenia, that measures the optical absorption of the atmosphere and converts it to a rough estimate of soot concentration.

Aerosol scientists such as Ryan Spackman of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration in Boulder, Colorado, already use much more sensitive instruments mounted on Gulf Stream jets to collect black carbon data—but such flights are expensive for scientists. Small private aircraft could help fill in a lot of data gaps, particularly at low altitudes near urban areas where soot concentrations tend to be high enough for an Aethalometer to provide very good data, Spackman says. “The fi rst few kilometers [above ground level] are the most interesting.”

(Downloaded from www.sciencemag.org on March 15, 2012)

Fighting atmospheric soot is one of the easiest ways to combat global warming.

On webside POPULAR SCIENCE, you can read the article By Lucas Laursen Posted 10.26.2012

With the use of The Cineflex aerial shooting technique you can see a modern profile of the life in the Alps combined with the breathtaking beauty of nature accross Slovenia, Germany, Austria, Swiss and Italy.

The first of the 10 series leads us from Triglav National Park over the Nock mountains and Lake Woerthersee to Riegersburg castle. The Slovenian pilot and photographer Matevz Lenarcic has flown over the Alps in his light power glider countless times– and he took over 100.000 pictures from the air for the project THE ALPS A Bird's Eye-View www.panalp.net

Dear friends of flying,

Darren Smith from National Geographic wrote that »The Best Edit Winner of This Week is:

»Slovenia, for a beautiful photo feature by Matevž Lenarčič, who flew solo around the world in a small, eco-friendly light (290-kilo) plane. This flight is as unique as it is extreme - before Lenarčič, nobody managed to fly around the world in an ultralight plane without a co-pilot and without any ground support. Between piloting the plane and shooting photographs,

Lenarcic has also collected data on black carbon, or soot, concentrations in the atmosphere (http://www.cgsplus.si/portals/0/WGF/wglfPage.htm). The photos are gorgeous aerials, showcasing places around the world, so the story would be relevant for any edition.

Congratulations to Slovenia,

Darren

http://www.worldgreenflight.com/

The company Unitur Hotels & Resorts, Rogla, decided to renovate information panorama of the ski sloaps. Since the photo from the air is the ideal basis for further design, Aerovizija made aerial panoramic photo composite.

Please see here statement of the user.

In the early morning hours in August, we recorded a short promotional aerial-video of the city of Celje.

Click here to watch the video.

Aerial video shooting of fires and burnt areas: Kraški rob, Osilnica by the Kolpa river and Sveta Gora at Nova Gorica in August 2012.

Click here to watch the film AERIAL-VIDEO OF FIRES IN SLOVENIA

Our advantages of AERO-VIDEO shooting are:

- small business with short response time and flexibility, ...

- airplanes with excellent view and camera angle,

- a dynamic aerial imagery that appeals to the viewer,

- the possibility of recording macro and micro locations,

- we can record the story of a particular event.

Company Aerovizija d.o.o.  -  aerial photography - offers in addition to vertical or panoramic aerial photography also AERIAL-VIDEO SHOOTING. With an innovative approach we can create short, promotional messages or longer films of the highest quality. Shooting is done from a stabilized platform, attached to on an airplane or in the hands.

Click here to watch the film AERIAL-VIDEO SHOOTING

Slovenian National Opera and Ballet Theatre got a new look with its renovation and upgrading that we wanted to present also with aerial photos. Please click here to check our client statement.