Aerial view at sunset

Drone photographer: aerial imagery with added perspective

A drone photographer capturing views that are inaccessible from the ground

Hiring a drone photographer enables you to capture stills or footage of your buildings, events and projects from angles that are impossible to achieve from the ground. Aerial photography provides distinctive perspectives and highlights spaces, locations and their surroundings in a new way.

Once the preserve of aeroplanes and helicopters, aerial photography has become more accessible thanks to drones. This technology enables the production of professional, creative and spectacular images, while precisely tailoring altitude and framing to the requirements of each project.

However, a few legal restrictions apply to this new photographic technique.
In fact, all commercial flights carried out using a drone require a licence as well as a flight authorisation issued by the DGTA (Directorate-General for Air Transport) in Belgium, the DGAC (Directorate-General for Civil Aviation) in France or the DAC (Directorate for Civil Aviation) in Luxembourg.
To ensure your photo report is carried out safely, we comply strictly with current legislation and provide licensed drone pilots suited to your project.

Drone photography also requires very specific equipment. In addition to the remote-controlled drone, our photographers and cameramen use high-definition cameras, stabilisers and GPS devices to ensure perfect image quality.

Our professional drone operators, photographers and videographers enhance your communications and digital marketing. They skilfully use light, framing and the surroundings to create the perfect shot. The aerial perspective gives their images a striking and original effect.
For your photo and video reports, architectural photography, event shoots or portraits, get in touch to discuss your requirements.

A drone is a reliable solution for capturing unique aerial images.
Your business is unique – let’s create a communication strategy that matches your ambitions.

Photos: Denis Closon and Jean-Christophe Verhaeghen