Aerial photos and video keeping track of construction
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.
For me, the long term construction projects that I follow are some of my most interesting projects.
Not being in the construction field, it has been extremely fascinating to follow and record several construction projects from groundbreaking to slab pouring, and to watch as each floor is added, all the way up to the final opening.
For a construction company, having aerial photos taken regularly can save a lot of time, not least in having to visit a site in person.
Photos and videos can be easily used alongside site reports, and quickly distributed to whoever needs to see them.
Shoots can also be tailored to focus on specific items and milestones, such as concrete pouring, adding windows, or the roof as the building progresses.
Visit AirAspects.com for more information on how ongoing photos can help your project.
Terry Young is an FAA licensed drone pilot and professional photographer and videographer. His 30 plus years of experience in pre- and post-production of both still photography and video, coupled with the latest equipment, enable him to capture amazing, high quality images.
