Virginia Beach aerial waterfront lot shoot
A sunny but windy Virginia Beach shoot for a nice waterfront lot
Chesapeake Aerial Waterfront Shoot
A sunny aerial shoot for a Chesapeake waterfront property
Tourism in Arizona
A fun trip to Scottsdale, AZ and several other tourist destinations around the state.
Interesting Suffolk Aerial Shoot for Amazon Warehouse
A fun aerial shoot in suffolk for a new Amazon warehouse. The shoot involved photos, videos and some aerial mapping.
Chesapeake Aerial Shoot of Farmland
An interesting Chesapeake aerial shoot for some farmland for sale. It was a beautiful day. I added some boundary lines to the photos for clarity.
2021 FAA Drone Rules Paving the Way for Home Deliveries
In December 2020, the FAA published a new set of proposed drone rules, and while there was a loosening of some rules, some more restrictive rules were added.
Although not due to be fully implemented until 2023, the new rules come into effect this year.
There is some loosening of rules, notably for commercial drone pilots ability to fly over people and at night, but there are also more restrictive rules involving a new system called Remote ID - drone tracking measures aimed at addressing security and safety issues raised by drones.
Although not due to be fully implemented until 2023, the new rules come into effect this year.
There is some loosening of rules, notably for commercial drone pilots ability to fly over people and at night, but there are also more restrictive rules involving a new system called Remote ID - drone tracking measures aimed at addressing security and safety issues raised by drones.
Virginia Beach aerial photos for landscaping
A Virginia Beach aerial photo shoot for a man who wanted aerial shots for landscaping preview purposes. using these photos, he can plan out where things will be, including a new shed, and see how they will look from different angles.
Chesapeake Aerial Photos of Beautiful House
Aerial shoot of a great Chesapeake home on a huge 3 acre lot. Tons of space to park the toys!
Flying in Hampton Roads is not so easy
As I have mentioned before, because of the local airports and military bases, around 60 percent of Hampton Roads is restricted airspace, and so legally you cannot just "take off and get photos".
For example, Oceana’s airspace covers most of Virginia Beach, from the oceanfront to almost Town Center, and a lot of that area is completely restricted (the blocks with ’0’ in them), so you’re not even allowed to take the drone up 5 ft without getting permissions.
Watching Buildings Grow from the Air
Everyone knows that aerial photos can look truly amazing. Getting that birds-eye view of a property or building from many different heights and angles, you can really sum up the surrounding area and landscape.
While aerial photos and videos have been used in real estate for several years now, one field that had taken a while to embrace them was construction.
