New LI Visualisation Guidance
18 Oct 2019 12:00     A+ | a-
Anyone who recalls Father Ted trying to explain the difference between “small” and “far-away” with the help of toy cows, will have some inkling of the challenge that faced us in updating the 2011 “Photography and Photomontage” guidance.



Father Ted - small or far away?
(Links to Youtube video)

Times have changed a great deal since 2011, with significant research and debate on the topic, particularly in respect of wind farms in Scotland, resulting in the 2016 ‘standards’ from The Highland Council (THC) and the 2017 guidance from Scottish Natural Heritage (SNH).

2B has had a major role in the production of LI TGN 06/19 Visual Representation of Development Proposals: a guide for landscape professionals, planning officers and other stakeholders to select types of visualisations which are appropriate to the circumstances in which they are used. It provides guidance as to appropriate techniques to capture site photography and produce appropriate visualisations.

It was published on the 17 September 2019 in support of GLVIA3 after an extensive process and consultation with LI members and technical experts.
Front cover of the Visual Representation of Development Proposals Guide

Bill Blackledge – Vice Chair of the LI Technical Committee

As Vice Chair of the LI Technical Committee, Bill took a leading role in the production of the guidance, chairing the appointed working group of technical experts experienced in photography, photomontage and landscape and visual impact assessment. Bill handled much of the writing, graphics and document compilation.

The process took around three years: a major consultation exercise in 2018 helped to shape the final document, with 'proportionality' being the major principle running through the necessary technical details.

Bill Blackledge Vice Chair of LI Technical Committee presenting
 
 
How do I find out more?

For more information and a download link for the Guidance, visit our 'Knowledge Sharing' page:
https://www.2bconsultancy.co.uk/LI-Visualisation-Guidance.htm

For more information on visualisation generally, have a look at our Visualisation pages, and if you would like any advice on Visualisation or the new LI Guidance, just drop us a line.

 
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