Photographic bath or aerial photography using a cockpit is a technique for taking images from the air at high altitude. [1] [2] [3] It was invented in 1907 by pharmacist Julius Neubroner, who also used the bathroom to deliver drugs. One of the pigeons was equipped with an aluminum foil that could be installed to delay the time. Neuboner was initially refused the German patent for his invention, but he gave it in December 1908 after presenting authenticated photographs taken by his bathrooms. He then published his innovation at the Dresden International Photography Exhibition in 1909, and sold some of his photographs as postcards at Frankfurt International Air and Paris Air Show in 1910 and 1911