Four hundred feet changes everything.
Aerial & FPV
Patterns, scale, and symmetry the ground never shows you.
FAA Part 107 | EASA Certified
Collect
The aerial collection
Every aerial frame in the archive is available as an archival print in the same three finishes as the rest of the work. These are flown compositions, not cropped landscapes.
Bear Paw Mountains, Montana Gallery
Aerial views of my favorite Montana spot
Snippets from all over São Miguel Island
Winter Wonderland Gallery
Hidden frozen beauty from above
Aerial photo & video for your next project
Hire the Aircraft
Licensed and based on the Hi-Line — willing to travel anywhere.
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Property, interior, acreage, and boundary context that a ground photo can't establish. Stills and short video, delivered edited.
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Community and landscape footage for towns, chambers, businesses, and other marketing needs.
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Field condition, irrigation patterns, and seasonal documentation across the growing year.
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Repeatable monthly flights from fixed positions, so the sequence actually lines up.
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One continuous shot that moves through a space. Whether it’s into a barn, down a mountain, under a bridge, through a home — the shot will make people watch twice.
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Before You Ask
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Yes — FAA Part 107 certified for commercial operation in the US, and EASA certified for Europe. I carry liability insurance and can provide a certificate of insurance for your project.
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Most of north-central Montana is a day trip with no charge beyond mileage after 20+ miles outside of Havre. For out of state projects, travel fees are assessed differently, and I will absolutely travel well beyond Montana for the right project.
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Wind and visibility decide the schedule, so I build a backup window into every booking at no extra cost.
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Edited, color-graded stills and video delivered through a private gallery, in the sizes and formats your project needs. Raw files are available on request.
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FPV means first-person view, and it’s a small, agile aircraft flown manually through a space in one continuous take. It's the right call when you want motion and momentum. For calm, wide establishing shots, a standard aerial platform is the better tool. I fly both and I'll tell you which one your project actually needs.