Idaho Airships, Inc.

We’re presently working on a presentation about cranes-specifically, about some of the challenges of operating heavy mobile cranes-and we’re using aerial photography as our graphic base. Continue Reading �

Here are some examples of technical aerial photography from around the cities of Boise, Meridian and Nampa, Idaho. Continue Reading �

Being almost exclusively focused on technical imaging I haven’t really figured out “fine art” refers to. It is fun to photograph things that are pretty or interesting, and to really work them over in Photoshop, so occasionally I do. Here are a few examples of that frivolity. Continue Reading �

Here’s a selection of (what I think are) interesting subjects scattered around the Treasure Valley, all shot on various dates in October, 2011.

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It has been a very busy summer for our construction imaging services. Things actually seem to be accelerating for the fall, with assignments pending in Coeur d’ Alene, Hayden, Sandpoint, Burley, and Idaho Falls. Continue Reading �

It’s been a wonderfully busy summer of 2011 in eastern Idaho for aerial photography-and not simply for the standard fare of construction progress and Commercial Real Estate. Continue Reading �

Idaho’s “Treasure Valley” (Boise, Meridian, Eagle, Nampa, Caldwell, et. al.) has been very busy this Summer of 2011-at least in terms of aerial and technical photography assignments. Continue Reading �

Twin Falls, Idaho has enough retail, development, and infrastructure aerial photography assignments in its own right, but it’s enroute to eastern Idaho (Pocatello, Idaho Falls) so we end up passing through it sometimes for no other reason than Shoshone Falls and the Snake River Canyon scenery. Continue Reading �

It’s really amazing and gratifying to see the number of large projects under construction in Boise, Meridian, Nampa…and other parts of the Treasure Valley from the air! Continue Reading �

Here’s a brief animated introduction to Idaho Airships, Inc. I put together for a lecture next week at a Thermography Symposium. Continue Reading �