Preparation
Airspace, weather, location constraints, shot priorities, and intended use are considered before launch.
About
Built from experience on the working deck
Aerial photography backed by technical field experience, an eye for detail, and respect for the conditions that shape every flight.
The story
Why “Working Deck Aerials”?
The company name comes from my career as a seagoing technician on the working deck of a research ship. That journey—which is still ongoing—has taken me to remarkable places and created some unforgettable opportunities to fly and photograph from the air.
Working in research and marine environments has taught me to prepare carefully, communicate clearly, adapt to changing conditions, and focus on the purpose of the work. I bring that same mindset to aerial photography projects.
I am based in Spokane, Washington, and am available for a range of drone photography and project-imaging services. Travel is never out of the question when a project is a good fit.
FAA Part 107 certifiedCommercial remote pilot
With my own equipment and flight experience, I look forward to bringing a practical, safety-minded approach to your next project.
— Croy
Approach
What guides the work
Adaptability
Field conditions change. The plan stays flexible while the project objective remains clear.
Useful results
The goal is not simply to fly—it is to produce images that communicate what the client needs to show.
See the work
View more aerial photography
Browse a wider selection of project and travel images on Flickr, or get in touch to discuss a specific assignment.