When looking at a black and white aerial photo what you see on the photo is more like what a person actually sees with the naked human eye. When using black and white pohotgraphy different shades may not be very distinguishable as they would be when using infrared aerial photos. Black and white emulsion is sensative to approximately the same wavelengths as the human eye. The black and whit photo I chose to use is of the Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport and Lake Hood Seaplane Base in Anchorage, Alaska. As you can see on the photo the different shades appear to look the same as they would if you were actually looking overhead in first person.
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