Aerial drone photography in Lincoln.
Not every brief needs motion. A single top-down frame is the clearest way to show a lot line, a roofline, or how a site sits against the road.
Aerial stills, and construction progress.
A single top-down frame is the clearest way to show a lot line, a parking count, a roof, or how a site sits against the road — which is why it ends up in site plans, investor decks and press releases as often as on listings. A builder or developer selling from plans has nothing else to photograph yet, which is exactly when a drone earns its place.
Priced as photography rather than as video, at $200. Flown top-down and oblique from a position that can be returned to, so a series of visits stacks into a real progress sequence instead of reading as unrelated updates. Shot on the same flight as any video on the brief — see aerial drone videography or the full Drone Package.
- On the menu
- $200
- Delivered
- Edited and colour-graded, sized for web and press
- Flown
- Top-down and oblique, from a repeatable position
- Typical use
- Listing hero, site plan, press and progress updates
The corner lot mid-build is Hidden Hills; the finished estate is Grey Hawk Circle, where the same overhead pass reads as a listing hero rather than progress documentation; the spec homes are South 90th, shot as each one finished.
What else we shoot in Lincoln.
Every deliverable above is on one menu, and the same work is bought either as a monthly retainer or as a single engagement — see the full deliverable menu and what each package costs.