Professional Aerial Photography and Video
When we say we have every angle covered, we mean it! Fourteen years experience. Every conceivable business sector.
Drone videography and drone photography up to 400 feet off the ground.
Flying high again with quality aerial productions across the UK
We’ve been flying drones commercially for years, and the honest truth is this: aerial work only earns its place when it shows people something they couldn’t see any other way. A site in its full context. The scale of a build. A brand rooted in its landscape.
That’s what we deliver. CAA registered and fully insured, we plan every flight properly, fly safely, and come back with aerial photography and video that actually gets used, on your website, in your marketing, in the boardroom.
We’re based in Norwich and fly across Norfolk and the whole of the UK, working with construction firms, developers, events and businesses of every size. Pricing is transparent from the start, so you’ll know exactly what the job costs before we leave the ground.
If you think your project would look better from the air, you’re probably right.
What does a professional drone assignment cost?
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Risk Assessment
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1 hour photography
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45 mins editing
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300dpi high res
Extensive pre-flight planning
Flight Insurance
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Half Day Filming
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Editing & grading
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90 Sec 4k brand reel
Public liability always included
The Assignment
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1 Episode
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Editing & grading
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Ready to upload
Aerial images for all businesses
Post Shoot
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1 Episode
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Editing & grading
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Ready to upload
Perfect for socials and branding
From Only £495+VAT
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1 Episode
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Editing & grading
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Ready to upload
Professional and Experienced
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Agricultural Drone Photography in Norfolk
Agricultural Drone Photography in Norfolk: What a Sub 250g Drone Can Do on a Working Farm Norfolk is farming country and always has been. Arable ground across the Fens and…
Flying a Drone Over a Crowd and why you don’t do it.
Flying a Drone Over a Crowd: Why You Don’t and What It Costs If You Do Drone photography for events looks effortless from the outside. A sweeping shot over a…
Your Mate’s Got a Drone. Should You Let Him Film Your Business?
Words from a Commercial Drone Operator Why it’s not a good idea to let your bezzie shoot your commercial drone photography and aerial film. Someone you know has a drone….
DJI Mavic 4 Pro Review. Is it worth the change
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Norfolk Agriculture Photography. Life in the Field
Norfolk Agricultural Photography: Capturing the Heart of Farming with Blanc Creative Norfolk’s rich agricultural heritage presents a vibrant tapestry of stories waiting to be told. From rolling green fields to…
Flying a Drone Over a Crowd and why you don't do it
flying a drone over a crowd is one of the most tightly restricted things you can do in UK airspace, and getting it wrong is not a small mistake. It is a criminal offence, it can void your insurance, and if you are the event organiser it lands on your desk as well as the pilot’s.
How Agricultural Drone Photography can literally elevate your business to new heights
Norfolk is farming country, and most of a holding is invisible from the road. Agricultural drone photography puts the lot in one frame: the drainage, the crop, the boundaries, the tracks and the yard. I fly a sub 250g aircraft, which is quiet around stock, quick to get airborne when the light comes good, and small enough to work close to buildings and plant on a tight yard. This is professional photography and video rather than crop mapping, and I am clear about the difference. Here is what it shows you, what it sells, and how it fits around a working farm.
What's Changed - Drone Rules 2026
What to Ask Before You Book a professional Drone Operator. The UK drone rules changed on 1 January 2026. What the new class marks, registration thresholds and Remote ID mean when you are commissioning commercial aerial work. Read this before your drone operator.
GPS SIgnal Jamming. How We work around this increasing activity.
We’ve a job in the diary. The site sits inside a military danger area and, when I checked the airspace, a live satellite navigation GPS Signal Jamming warning appears. That is not unusual any more. The Civil Aviation Authority warned of a sharp rise in GPS Signal Jamming across UK airspace, run by the military and the police to counter hostile drones, and it does not politely limit itself to the drone it is aimed at. Here is what it does to an aircraft, and why it might move the date of your shoot.
Norwich Drone Business: Drone Permissions to Fly Over Your Site Explained?
Almost every drone enquiry we get contains the same quiet assumption: it is my building, so it is my decision. It is a reasonable thing to think and it is not quite how it works.
The confusion causes more delay on commercial jobs than weather does, so it is worth setting out properly.
There are three separate permissions involved in a commercial aerial job, and they come from three different places. Getting them mixed up is what leads to a shoot being booked and then quietly falling apart a week before the date.
Working for Exposure : Why It Doesn't Pay the Rent
Every working photographer knows the offer.
“There is no budget, but it will be great exposure. It will look brilliant in your portfolio. The access is the payment”
It sounds almost reasonable, right up until you try to pay the rent with exposure.
The single biggest barrier to becoming a photographer is money. Working for exposure does nothing to help that.