From the grand vistas of the Rocky Mountains, to the vast expanses of the Grand Canyon, to the jagged coastline of Maine, all have been captured for your enjoyment by the artists who ply their trade as aerial photographers.

Many of these photographs have helped us truly see America in ways we never could have without the use of small General Aviation (GA) aircraft. From the sweeping farmlands of Kansas to the turquoise waters of the Florida Keys to the urban skyline of Chicago at twilight, these artists use virtually every type of aircraft to capture images that stir the heart and mind. They've used helicopters, airplanes, ultralights, balloons, and even fighter jets to take their cameras to places that before were visible only to the birds.

Aerial photography also is used by those in real estate, those who survey construction sites, those in the government to monitor environmental conditions, and those who search for the ancient ruins of lost civilizations.

AERIAL Environmental Impact Surveys