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    Game of Drones: How This Husband and Wife Team Took Photography to New Heights

    Elevated Element combines unmanned technology and photography, and sales are soaring.
    by Jodi Helmer Feb 01, 2015 2 minutes
    Source: Héctor García | Flickr

    Entrepreneurs: Husband-and-wife team Terry and Belinda Kilby traded careers as a software developer and art teacher, respectively, to launch their Owings Mills, Md.-based drone business, Elevated Element, in 2012.

    “Aha” moment: Terry, a self-described tinkerer, first retrofitted a remote-control helicopter with a digital camera in 2010. Although the aerial photos were grainy, Belinda recognized the potential for capturing images from vantage points that were once impossible. 

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