Vacant Land

Vacant land is the hardest thing to photograph from the ground and the easiest from the air. A parcel that looks like an anonymous tree line from the road reads clearly from above: the shape, the cleared ground, the access and the frontage. Land photography across Tampa Bay starts at $150.

What a land buyer needs to see

Land buyers ask a consistent set of questions, and every one of them is an aerial answer. How much of the parcel is actually usable rather than wooded or wet. Where the road frontage is and how wide it runs. Where an access point could go. What the neighboring land is doing, because that governs what can be built and what it will be like to live there.

A ground level photograph of a field answers none of that, which is why so many land listings sit. Two or three well flown frames do more than a full gallery from the roadside.

Boundary overlays

On larger or irregular parcels an overlay marking the boundary onto the aerial is worth adding. Without it, a buyer looking at an aerial of open ground genuinely cannot tell where the land being sold stops and the neighbor's begins, and ambiguity on that point is what stops enquiries.

Land across the region

We shoot agricultural and residential land through Plant City, Lithia, Dade City, San Antonio and Brooksville, where parcels run from a couple of acres to substantial ranch tracts.

Around Brooksville and Dade City the ground genuinely rolls, which is unusual in Florida and is a selling point in itself. There, aerials flown at an angle that shows contour do far more for a parcel than a flat overhead, which flattens exactly the feature that makes the land distinctive. Land work is flown under the same licensed drone operation as our listing aerials.