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A drone view looking straight down on top of the pool deck and terrace of Kinetic and Momentum apartment towers.
A drone view of the two high-rise apartment towers of Kinetic & Momentum Midtown.
An aerial view of the 10th floor Terrace at the Momentum Midtown Apartments
A drone view of the southern facades of the two apartments towers, Kinetic & Momentum Midtown in Atlanta, Georgia.
An early-morning aerial view of the Golf Practice Facility at the University of Alabama campus in Tuscaloosa.
An aerial view of the U of Alabama Golf Practice facility with the entrance and practice course.
A slightly elevated view of the symmetrical entry to the U of Alabama Golf Practice Facility in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
A drone view of Columbia Senior at 2100 Memorial and the buildings of downtown Houston in the background reflecting the setting sun.
A drone view of the patios and signage at Columbia Senior at 2100 Memorial in Houston.
A drone view of Columbia Senior at 2100 Memorial in relation to the bayou and the park in the Bayou District.
A drone view showing Columbia Senior at 2100 Memorial with the Houston skyline close in the background.
A drone view of the front of Columbia Senior at 2100 Memorial in Houston, Texas, showing the green urban forest surrounding the building.
A drone view of the front facade of Columbia Senior at 2100 Memorial in Houston at twilight
A drone view of Columbia Senior at 2100 Memorial Blvd. in Houston showing the building in relationship to a bayou and walking path.
An aerial view looking straight down shows the courtyard and surrounding buildings at the Franklin campus of CSCC.
An aerial perspective of the courtyard and buildings at Columbia State Community College.
An aerial view of the TN Tech College Engineering and Lab Sciences Buildings.
An aerial view of the Georgia Highlands College Baseball Field with a game in progress.
An aerial view at sunrise shows the Rokeby Condominium Building and the surrounding Nashville neighborhoods.
An aerial view at dusk featuring the Rokeby Condominium Building in Nashville Tennessee.
An aerial view of the Denmark Branch Library and the surrounding landscape.
Kinetic & Momentum | Pool Deck & TerraceWDG Architecture
Kinetic & MomentumWDG Architecture
Kinetic & Momentum | TerraceWDG Architecture
Kinetic & Momentum | South FacadesWDG Architecture
University of Alabama Golf Practice Facility | Early MorningDavis Architects / Kuo Diedrich Chi / War Construction
University of Alabama Golf Practice FacilityDavis Architects / Kuo Diedrich Chi / War Construction
University of Alabama Golf Practice Facility | EntryDavis Architects / Kuo Diedrich Chi / War Construction
Columbia Senior at 2100 Memorial | Context with Downtown HoustonJHP Architecture / Columbia Residential
Columbia Senior at 2100 Memorial | Signage DetailJHP Architecture / Columbia Residential
Columbia Senior at 2100 Memorial | Bayou ContextJHP Architecture / Columbia Residential
Columbia Senior at 2100 Memorial | Context with Downtown HoustonJHP Architecture / Columbia Residential
Columbia Senior at 2100 Memorial | PortraitJHP Architecture / Columbia Residential
Columbia Senior at 2100 Memorial | Twilight PortraitJHP Architecture / Columbia Residential
Columbia Senior at 2100 Memorial | Context to GreenwayJHP Architecture / Columbia Residential
Columbia State Community College | Orthogonal ViewBauer Askew Architecture
Columbia State Community CollegeBauer Askew Architecture
Tennessee Technical College Engineering & Lab Sciences BuildingsBauer Askew Architecture / Upland Design Group
Georgia Highlands College Baseball FieldsMcMillan Pazdan Smith Architecture
Rokeby Condominium Restoration Project | Early MorningGoodwyn Mills Cawood LLC
Rokeby Condominium Restoration Project Goodwyn Mills Cawood LLC
Denmark Branch Library | LandscapeMcMillan Pazdan Smith Architecture
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Kinetic & Momentum | Pool Deck & Terrace<br>WDG Architecture
Kinetic & Momentum<br>WDG Architecture
Kinetic & Momentum | Terrace<br>WDG Architecture
Kinetic & Momentum | South Facades<br>WDG Architecture
University of Alabama Golf Practice Facility | Early Morning<br>Davis Architects / Kuo Diedrich Chi / War Construction
University of Alabama Golf Practice Facility<br>Davis Architects / Kuo Diedrich Chi / War Construction
University of Alabama Golf Practice Facility | Entry<br>Davis Architects / Kuo Diedrich Chi / War Construction
Columbia Senior at 2100 Memorial | Context with Downtown Houston<br>JHP Architecture / Columbia Residential
Columbia Senior at 2100 Memorial | Signage Detail<br>JHP Architecture / Columbia Residential
Columbia Senior at 2100 Memorial | Bayou Context<br>JHP Architecture / Columbia Residential
Columbia Senior at 2100 Memorial | Context with Downtown Houston<br>JHP Architecture / Columbia Residential
Columbia Senior at 2100 Memorial | Portrait<br>JHP Architecture / Columbia Residential
Columbia Senior at 2100 Memorial | Twilight Portrait<br>JHP Architecture / Columbia Residential
Columbia Senior at 2100 Memorial | Context to Greenway<br>JHP Architecture / Columbia Residential
Columbia State Community College | Orthogonal View<br>Bauer Askew Architecture
Columbia State Community College<br>Bauer Askew Architecture
Tennessee Technical College Engineering & Lab Sciences Buildings<br>Bauer Askew Architecture / Upland Design Group
Georgia Highlands College Baseball Fields<br>McMillan Pazdan Smith Architecture
Rokeby Condominium Restoration Project | Early Morning<br>Goodwyn Mills Cawood LLC
Rokeby Condominium Restoration Project <br>Goodwyn Mills Cawood LLC
Denmark Branch Library | Landscape<br>McMillan Pazdan Smith Architecture
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Drone

And if flying, like a glass-bottomed bucket, can give you that vision, that seeing eye, which peers down on the still world below - it will always remain magic.

From the earliest days of photography, humans have been attempting to devise ways to lift cameras into the air to capture new vantage points of the world below. As early as 1858, industrious photographers began to tether cameras to hot-air balloons, rockets, and kites in an attempt to establish a unique perspective of our world. In 1903, a pioneering German businessman even used cameras attached to carrier pigeons to obtain an elevated “birds-eye” point-of-view.

Today’s visual artist has a far more refined and practical set of tools which allows them to create unique and interesting views of all subject matter, particularly architectural structures. No kites or pigeons required. Today, drone photography is a valuable tool which allows the architectural photographer to explore their vision untethered to the terra firma, opening new opportunities for creativity. Breaking the bonds of gravity allows one to illustrate the full scope of a project or show an interesting context to a building’s surroundings.

Experienced architectural photographers know that the same sensitivity to composition, exposure, and use of light must be applied to any image, whether the camera is four feet or four hundred feet off the ground. We, of course, have the education and certification to fly drones commercially. More importantly we have the experience to know that technology is little more than a conduit to allow us to communicate ideas more effectively for our clients.

While technology has changed markedly throughout the years, the human desire to view our world from above has been a constant. Through elevating our drone, we attempt to elevate the effectiveness of our architectural photography.

Creative Sources Photography | Atlanta Architectural Photographers

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