For business
Commercial & Aerial
Ground and air, stills and video, from one photographer — that versatility is the point.
Most commercial shoots need more than one kind of coverage: a clean product frame, a candid of the team, a wide establishing shot, and increasingly something from the air. Booking that separately means multiple crews, multiple invoices and a mismatched look. I cover all of it, and the whole set comes back edited to one consistent style.
An establishing aerial frame most ground crews can't get.
Aerial projects
A clear process,
before takeoff.
Aerial work is scoped around the outcome, the site and the conditions—not a generic package. The delivery schedule is agreed after the brief and flight-feasibility review.
- 01
Contact
Tell me what needs to be shown, where it is and when it matters.
- 02
Plan
I review the site, access, airspace, weather window and the right capture approach.
- 03
Discuss
You receive a straightforward scope, usage terms, delivery schedule and quote before booking.
- 04
Execute
When conditions allow, the project is captured carefully and with the intended audience in mind.
- 05
Process
Selects are edited and prepared for the channels, dimensions and formats you actually need.
- 06
Review
For video work, one focused refinement round is included before final handoff.
- 07
Receive
Clearly named final files arrive by private delivery, ready for the next step in your project.
One example
A property, made for the wall.
A client may begin with a simple idea: an aerial photograph of a property, finished as a large-format piece of wall art. We work through the perspective, conditions and final room together—then capture, refine and prepare the selected frame for print. One person from the first conversation to the finished artwork.
The handoff
Useful files. Clear terms.
The quote names the deliverables, usage and delivery schedule before work begins. Nothing is assumed after the shoot.
Prepared for use
Stills, video and crops are prepared for the channels or print dimensions named in the brief—not handed over as one generic file.
Realistic timing
A delivery schedule is confirmed after site, airspace and weather feasibility are reviewed. Rush work is accepted only where conditions and scope allow.
Flight readiness
Basic Drone Pilot Certificate held. Advanced written examination completed; advanced operations are scheduled only after the flight review is complete and required authorization applies.
What we cover
- Business & brand photography
- Conferences, AGMs and corporate events
- Private property, architectural and aerial art commissions
- Property, construction progress and land marketing
- Tourism, hospitality and venue marketing
- Golf courses, marinas and sporting venues
- Aerial stills and FPV video for marketing
Pricing is quoted, not fixed
Commercial work varies too much for a price list. Tell me the scope — location, how many hours, whether you need aerial, stills or video, and how you intend to use the images — and you'll get a straight quote against it.
Genuinely interesting projects and win-win collaborations are always worth a conversation, so ask even if the budget is unconventional.
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Halifax, Nova Scotia & Atlantic Canada · Ground and aerial coverage