Services / Landscape Capture

Landscape capture

Wild places at their best light — gallery-grade stills and footage for campaigns, visitor bureaus and walls. Starting at $2,900

Layered city ridgelines glowing at dusk captured from the air

What landscape capture entails

We chase first light and last light across coasts, deserts, forests and ranges — often hiking or boating aircraft into places roads never reach. Shoots are planned around sun angles, tides, foliage and weather so every frame earns its place.

Deliverables span gallery prints up to 40 inches, licensed stock collections, and motion timelapses for broadcast. Wilderness permits and Leave No Trace flight practices come standard.

Golden-hour shoots Gallery prints Licensed stock sets

What’s included

Scouted golden-hour sessions

Two dawn and two dusk flights per expedition, positioned by sun-path planning for perfect light.

Gallery-grade stills

40+ finished frames, hand-retouched and print-profiled, with exhibition licensing options.

Motion & timelapse reels

Slow cinematic passes plus day-to-night hyperlapses, stabilized and graded for broadcast.

Permits & low-impact ops

Park, wilderness and coastal permits filed for you, with wildlife-distance flight discipline.

Drone gliding over lush green ridgelines in soft light Quadcopter silhouetted against a burning sunset sky

Landscape questions, answered

Who owns the images?

You do — full buyout for campaign and commercial use is standard. Gallery and print resale rights can be shared or exclusive, priced per collection.

Can you fly in national parks?

Launches inside most US national parks are restricted, so we fly adjacent ridgelines and obtain commercial permits where the rules allow. We confirm legality for each location before quoting.

What does bad weather mean for booking?

Expeditions include flex days at no flight charge — we only burn flight days when the light cooperates. Flat grey days become scouting and travel days.

Have a wild place worth framing? Start your project.

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