A Few Images from My Portfolio

[aerialimagery]

I've been an aerial photographer for a long time, but am relatively new to using a drone as my platform.

I use a P4P+.

I have been doing still photos of mainly industrial plants, but since a drone can fly lower and closer than an airplane or helicopter, many smaller properties are also prospects. However, I am struggling to market my drone services at this time.

I have some training and background in cinematography in college, but haven't done much with the video capabilities of my P4P. I am also concerned that I sometimes get the "jello" effect and I never know when or why it happens. Other times it's fine.

The posted images have been reduced in size to a width of 1,000 pixels.

 

[aerialimagery]

A few more. I don't know if it's better to post as full size or as thumbnails, but I like being able to scroll through full size instead of clicking on thumbnails. (Sorry some got posted twice. Not sure how that happened).

 

[aerialimagery]

Full size image. Not resized.

 

[ArrUnTuS]

For me it's more comfortable to see them in thumbnails, if it's a few. You see them as "full screen" and you can pass them on.

 

[Rodger]

I've been an aerial photographer for a long time, but am relatively new to using a drone as my platform.

I use a P4P+.

I have been doing still photos of mainly industrial plants, but since a drone can fly lower and closer than an airplane or helicopter, many smaller properties are also prospects. However, I am struggling to market my drone services at this time.

I have some training and background in cinematography in college, but haven't done much with the video capabilities of my P4P. I am also concerned that I sometimes get the "jello" effect and I never know when or why it happens. Other times it's fine.

The posted images have been reduced in size to a width of 1,000 pixels.

You should be able to reduce the Jello Effect by shooting at 60fps. Just a thought