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After a record-breaking 6.1 inches of rain fell on Omaha on September 30th, we flew over Standing Bear Lake to see to see the effects first hand.
Several segments of the paved trail are now underwater and closed to visitors. The lake has expanded well beyond its usual shoreline. It’s quite a sight to see from above.
All that water had to go somewhere, here’s where a lot of it ended up.
Stay safe and dry Omaha.
If you’ve driven past Tranquility Park recently, it’s hard not to notice all the activity. But from the road, you really can’t see just how much the park is changing. We recently captured a few aerial photos of the progress, and from above, the scale of the work—and how the different parts of the project are coming together—is much easier to see.
Omaha residents frequent Tranquility Park for a number of reasons, its popular for soccer, mountain biking, tennis, baseball/softball, walking and other outdoor activities. Even my family uses the park, so we’ve been watching the project and are looking forward to enjoying it again once it reopens.
Omaha’s skyline is changing, and we wanted to document it while everything is still green. The Mutual of Omaha Tower now stands 44 stories tall, reshaping the downtown profile. We’ll photograph the front side once construction on the east facade wraps-up. This photo is desktop‑friendly and works great as a background. You’re welcome to download a copy!
Full size and unbranded versions of the photo are available, contact us if you would like one for your project.
This month, we were at the Shadow Ridge Music Festival. This annual event brought together over 5,000 fans for a memorable night of live music. We got some great shots both from the ground and from the air.
Our client recently shared one of our favorite photos: a nighttime aerial shot taken from high above and behind the stage. From this vantage point, while you can’t see the band—you can see thousands of people enjoying the heart pounding music.
For us, concerts like this are especially rewarding to shoot; and it’s hard to call it “work” when your evening comes with a live soundtrack from world-class musicians.
As always, we’re grateful to be a small part of such a successful event and are already looking forward to seeing it grow in 2026. Until then, we’ll keep enjoying the view from above and sharing the moments like this that showcase the amazing community we live in.
We had the privilege of capturing the annual Memorial Park Fireworks Show from the skies above Omaha. This beloved community event never disappoints.
Thousands of bystanders gathered across the park grounds, enjoying both the free concert and the spectacular fireworks display. Families, friends, and visitors from across Omaha came together in celebration, laughter, and awe. It’s events like this that remind us why we love doing what we do—documenting moments that bring communities together.
The calm winds on Friday evening were a gift, long exposure aerial shots require stability in the air to create crisp, vivid images. There’s a certain kind of magic in seeing the sky light up from above—an experience we love sharing through our photography.
Enjoy this shot of an unforgettable night. And if you’re looking to capture your next event from a whole new angle, we’re just a drone flight away.
Our work occasionally takes us near airports. We make sure to collaborate closely with the FAA to guarantee our flights are both safe and compliant with regulations. On this occasion, we were on a nearby site to capture pre-construction aerial photos for our client. Can you guess which airport this is?
Sometimes we like to just get out and shoot for fun. We took the opportunity to get images of Comet Tsuchinshan-ATLAS. Don’t worry if you missed it, it’ll be around again another 80,000 years 😉
No matter how old you get, it’s still exciting to watch something explode! We were asked by one of our construction partners to shoot a bridge demolition and we jumped (or should I say flew 😉) at the chance! We worked with the FAA to allow us to shoot in temporarily restricted airspace. Our client had enough to think about with the demo so we took on the responsibility of a safe and legal flight so they didn’t have to. We set up two camera angles, with one on the ground and one in the air. A piece of the bridge even whizzed past our drone! This was definitely one of our most memorable shoots!
In addition to quality aerial photography we offer event coverage as well! We had a great time last week shooting some action shots at the Cornhusker State Games Karate Tournament. Congratulations to all the participants!
More photos on the Cornhusker State Games FB Page.
A stormy night in the Omaha Metro area. This spectacular looking shelf cloud was approaching the Standing Bear Lake area around 9:30 PM.
We had just enough time before the wind picked up to get this photo.
