Drone photography in Oxford

I'm a member of the Oxford Area Chamber of Commerce, which is a small thing to say and a real one: it means the businesses I photograph here are neighbors rather than accounts.

Farm work is where an aerial camera pays for itself fastest. Emergence, drainage patterns after a wet week, the state of a field you would otherwise have to walk — all of it is one short flight, and you get the files back as images you can actually hand to somebody.

For property, Oxford lots tend to be large and irregular. A boundary is a difficult thing to photograph from the ground and an easy one from two hundred feet, which is usually the whole argument for flying a listing here.