Drone Photography in Miami, FL

Drone photography in Miami mostly means working vertically. The skyline from Brickell to Edgewater keeps adding towers, and developers, brokers and lenders usually want the same answers from the air: where the building sits against the bay, how close the water really is, and what the view looks like from the thirtieth floor before anyone can stand there. For waterfront homes on the bay and the canals, our aerial real estate photography does the same job at a smaller scale.

Miami is also one of the tightest places in Florida to fly. Miami International sits under Class B airspace that covers much of the urban core, Opa-locka Executive and Miami Executive each hold Class D, and Homestead Air Reserve Base anchors the south end of the county. On top of the federal layer, the City of Miami’s own ordinance (City Code Sec. 37-12) bans drones within half a mile of large special events at venues like Bayfront Park and the Marlins ballpark. Every Miami job starts with an authorization request filed for the exact address, not a guess from a consumer app.

Our base in Sebring is about three hours north on US 27, and we drive to jobs anywhere in the state. In Miami the services that fit best are construction progress monitoring on tower and mixed use builds, and aerial videography for hospitality and brand projects that need motion rather than stills.