Wreaths Across America is a coordinated event across the US in over 1000 locations in all 50 states, at sea, and abroad. Here is the northern Nevada Chapter Wreaths Across America Video for 2017. This video includes 3 events – the fund raising event in Reno at the Arrowcreek Golf Club and the Northern Nevada Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Fernley, Nevada in July and December.

Here is an aerial drone shot of the event http://civilwarbummer.com/lincolns-fierce-rebuttal-or-o-b-ficklin-confessed/lincoln-1858/ Laying of the Wreaths at the Northern Nevada Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Fernley, Nevada.

Laying of the Wreaths at the Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Fernley, Nevada on December 16rh, 2017

Your Listing Has A Great Story – Let Me Help You Tell It!

I can help you tell the story of your unique listing by incorporating several aspects – aerial video and commercial photography – directly into your listing’s video. I will work closely with you to understand the history and features of your property. Here is a recent video for a rural ranch where the homestead dates to the mid-1800s. The original homestead structures are still standing, This video showcases the original homestead, current residences, orchard, vineyards, pond, hayfields, and grazing fields.

Above: The video presentation for the rural listing – The Union Pass Ranch in Eastern Nevada.

“Your listing will get noticed when you use our aerial video and commercial photography directly into your video presentation”

Here are just a few images of the property highlights, starting with the historical buildings:

If you are interested in having your rural listing shown in a video presentation to get noticed, please contact me today.

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Aerial wall wraps and prints look amazing in your home, business or as a unique gift. Below are my are stock aerial photography images from across Nevada, Arizona, Lake Tahoe and Northern California. Images are available on my online gallery Evan Petty Photography as print, canvas, wall wrap, metal print and more!

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Walls Up! Tilting Walls on a Construction Site!

We can shoot ground or aerial shots (and video) for your construction site. This is great for your marketing! Here are recent aerials and ground shots:

Win More Work With An Aerial Compilation Video!

We can use our sUAS drones to document your construction progress. We can shoot both video and stills for you during each update, and when the project is complete your compilation video of your project will be amazing. We will use the best of your footage to make a professional 1-2 minute video which you can use to present during future bids. It might even help you win more work. Here are example still images from one of our construction updates with our drones.

Construction Details Using Drones

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Drone Inspection of Roof Construction

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Burning Man 2019 prints are available. Aerial prints make a GREAT gift idea! Purchase an aerial print for yourself or someone you love who went  to Burning Man in 2019.

Available print sizes 16″ x 24″ | 24″x 36″ | 36″ x 48″ | Photo luster prints for durable vibrant colors, Canvas Wraps, or matte prints are also available. Use the Contact Us page to order a print – thank you!

The Burning Man Charter planes at Atlantic Aviation Reno Tahoe International Airport on 9/2/2018:

Burning Man Charter Airplanes Reno Tahoe International Airport RNO

Earlier this month I insisted on flying to Burning Man for the sole purpose of seeing Black Rock City from 3,000 feet. As we refueled in Winnemucca airport (I was staring at the posters on the FBO wall and eating a snack) I had a spontaneous thought, fly to Black Rock City instead of going just straight to Reno. After all, Black Rock City is about 60% of the way back to Reno and why not today? I had intended on flying over Burning Man many times over the past 10 years or so and today was well, perfect. Only I had not asked the pilot just yet.

When I let the cat out of the bag, he rolled his eyes and reminded me this crazy idea requires planning and something called coordination. After reminding him that I am hands down the most prepared and organized aerial photographer he has ever flown (ahem), I declared it was time we did something spontaneous. After all, I reminded him that he has landed at Black Rock City several times and knows the regulations of the airspace above BRC. After a few minutes of pleading, he finally agreed. I had no intention of landing, just capture the view from the air of 40,000 people preparing for tonight’s festivities. But even more interesting (to me) is how does it look from the air as art installations are created and people prepare during the day for tonight’s fun – but from up high. I have seen satellite shots, and low level drone shots here, but how about aerials views that show the entire BRC before the burn? Besides, I have an anthropomorphic fascination with views of life from way above. Say several thousand feet above people, etc. Sounds fun …let’s do it!

Playa dust climbing thousands of feet into the air

Well the challenges started almost 10 miles before we arrived at Black Rock City. As we approached the dust became thicker, even up high. Playa dust can soar thousands of feet, and the wind today appeared to be doing all it could to prevent aerial shots. Additionally, arriving planes arrive here for one purpose usually – to deliver supplies or people with the intention of landing. We were not. We were there to view and take pictures only and then head to Reno. The very few planes that do not land (like us) will fly over the city in an orbit (called a pattern) which requires only right turns around Black Rock City …at 2,000ft. Since our Cessna was only prepared to shoot out of the left side today, this requires left turn orbits. We decided to try anyway, by staying more than 2,000 feet above and away from all other airplanes. And of course now our altitude at 4000ft was higher than I had hoped. We also seemed to inherit all the wind and unstable air at this new altitude. This is when a super-fast-over-the-top shutter speed comes in handy. So with my cameras, big lenses and polarizing filters we jumped in a counter-clockwise pattern and voila! The playa dust and wind cooperated for the last few moments over the City. We succeeded and managed to do a few aerial shots by completing only 1 partial orbit above Black Rock City. Thankfully my experience handling construction aerial work in busy metro areas (Phoenix and Las Vegas) has trained me well to get the shots in one orbit. For this part, I was prepared.

Aerial view Black Rock City in Nevada

Black Rock City looks absolutely surreal from the air. If I had more time (and able to do right turn orbits), I would have focused on “The Man” being constructed in preparation for his weekend burn. You can see the art sets and structures in good detail. For the 15 minutes I had overhead, BRC seemed like a movie set for an enormous epic movie set in Egypt, or even a Star Wars set. Hollywood take note, there is a grand opportunity should you need 40,000 extras. Perhaps next year I will plan on just that, 40,000 extras to help me with some aerial shots above Black Rock City. I still need to work out how to do that part still.

Black Rock City Aerial View

Burning Man from the Air