1. A computer method of inspecting a structure, comprising: flying a fixed-wing aircraft over the structure at an altitude of between about 500 feet and 1500 feet above ground level; capturing a plurality of images of the structure using a small format digital camera being transported by the aircraft, wherein each of the images have a ground resolution of not greater than one inch; associating each of the plurality of images with unique global positioning system data; providing a computer configured for processing the images; spatially integrating the plurality of images into a composite image using the computer; and analyzing the composite image to identify structural defects using the computer; marking the identified structural defects, including by altering the appearance of the structural defects.