Photography and drone work
Ground-level and aerial photography in two places
Two primary modes of work: camera-based ground photography for architecture, property, and daily life, and high-resolution aerial mapping flown under FAA rules. Both are planned around the location and the subject, in Key West and Lake Lotawana.
Ground
Camera work at street and building level
Aerial
High-resolution drone views, FAA-compliant
What I cover
Three ways the work comes together
Each job draws on ground photography, aerial capture, or both, depending on what the subject needs.
Aerial
Property and aerial views
Overhead and oblique views of residential properties, coastal lots, and lakefront land, captured for layout, context, and site presentation.
Ground
Architectural and ground studies
Considered ground-level photographs of buildings, interiors, streets, and local businesses, shot in natural daylight to match each location.
Combined
Environmental coverage
Paired ground and aerial documentation of a place, so the setting, scale, and surrounding landscape read clearly together.
How a project runs
From first call to delivered files
Planning starts before any camera or drone leaves the case. Each step is shaped by the location, the light, and what the work needs to show.
Consult
We talk through the location, the subject, and the visual priorities before scheduling.
Plan the flight
Flight prep covers airspace, weather, and light timing, with FAA rules followed on every aerial job.
Shoot on site
Ground and aerial capture happen in the same visit where the setting allows, timed to natural daylight.
Deliver files
Edited images are delivered in agreed formats, with aerial and ground sets organized for easy use.