or that she would get accolades for clicking pictures from a height of 11000ft still remember how confident jenny was when she accompanied me to aerial photography event in 1996 organised by the aviation club recalls the proud father zameer ahmad who is the inspiration for jennifer there is something different about the fearless 21yearold jennifer the youngest aerial photographer till date spread your wings and live your dreams to the fullest is what she believes and does while inspiring others to be like her at 10 when most of the young girls are busy playing with their barbies jenny was a bit too busy living out her dreams and clicking photographs of lucknow from a height of 11000ft this ba firstyear student has been doing mountain tracking and has taken up tracking on pindari up to an height of 21000ft and captured the physical beauty of the glacier with her camera has got a diploma in mass communication a diploma in photography from the photography institute of london but it isnt the whole bag jennifer aerial photographerborn september 5 1988kanpur jennifer has reached new heights through her talent literally and now this hobby of mine has become a passion for me says the confident jennifer who these days is busy giving training to young girls on rock climbing and tracking because entering into a mans field at the tender age of 7 is not the task for a faintheart born in a family where her mother nilofar excelled in various adventure sports the proud father himself being an ace photographer and the two younger siblings gulfar and ferrifer having a cult for aeromodelling and video photography respectively jennifer has inherited the talent from both her parents jennifer captured the aerial view of kanpur central railway station gsvm medical college land mark kanpur city bara chauraha and jk temple from the height of 3000ft for the first time when she was seven years oldi the gutsy gifted and beautiful jennifer has talent enough to ace it i never felt hesitant or afraid from heights otherwise who would have thought that an eightyearold would be invited to the 45th cavalry programmes for an aerial view in the presence of the then chief of army general s roy chaudhary