The difference between a map and a photograph of the same place taken from the sky ?
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The big difference between a photograph and a map is that a map represents a vertical “plan” of a region, while a photograph presents a realistic image. ... Such photographs are taken vertically, i.e. by means of a camera that is attached to a special aeroplane in such a way that it points down towards the earth.
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The big difference between a photograph and a map is that a map represents a vertical “plan” of a region, while a photograph presents a realistic image. ... Such photographs are taken vertically, i.e. by means of a camera that is attached to a special aeroplane in such a way that it points down towards the earth.
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