How could we get tired of aerial photography, when we can see things that we normally don’t have access to?!

Have you ever wondered how photos are created with a bird's eye view?

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I am specialized in taking aerial photographs on board an ULM (Ultra Light Motor) and with my drones. Two different technics with different advantages and disadvantages.

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The most challenging aspects of aerial photography depend on what I am photographing and from which type of tool I am photographing it from.

• Shooting from a helicopter offers many benefits, but it doesn’t allow me to get too low, without creating a noticeable effect on the landscape itself—especially if we are over water, a wild park with birds...

• Shooting from a small airplane (ULM for my part) allows me to get low with a reasonable speed, but it is quite challenging to get a nice shot, as the plane is constantly moving. I have to set the right parameters, as I have just a few seconds to take the right photo.

• Shooting with a drone is great, as I am independent, I can take my time, come back to a place, but I always keep in mind that the photograph will be at the end my creation. I have to be creative, to observe patterns, colors, lines..., whatever inspires and helps me to achieve a great composition.
  Working with drones allows me to see things we normally don’t have access to. I can capture and reveal the world from above all the year. 
  With a drone, I have the possibility to discover the world in new way, but it is important to not forget to convey an idea or evoke an emotion. A drone is basically an extension of MY eye and imagination. 

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Taking photos from the Sky is adding a fantastic degree of freedom, with incredible views.

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Take time to have a look around and do not hesitate to contact me, if you have any questions, comments, or business opportunities that may be of interest.

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Thank you for stopping by and Enjoy!

Magali