Aerial Video and Photography Services
Videos with Rivers or Lakes
Saturday evening was the date of the San Antonio Water Lantern Festival over at Elmendorf Lake Park, near the Our Lady of the Lake University (OLLU). We were invited to come fly our drones to help capture the spirit of the event.
Canyon Lake was the scene of the 4th Annual Dam Fine Car Show, sponsored by the Dam Community Alliance. This year, there were two parts to the event. An actual car show up at North Park, a campground on the north side
We love to cover sporting events, especially canoe races, so when the folks with the Junction Parks & Rec Department expressed an interest in our services to document their event, we jumped on it. We coordinated with their Tourism Bureau representative as
Later this month, on August 21st, the Annual Up & Back Boat Race will be held at 9am, at Schreiner Park on the South Llano River in Junction, Texas. We took one of our drones and made the 2 hour drive west
This video features a couple of the larger sailing boats, although they were using their motors, rather than their sails for the parade… We had this extra footage laying around and decided it deserved to be shared as well. Members of the
Members of the Canyon Lake Patriotic Boat Parade organized a July 4th Boat Parade starting at the Canyon Lake Marina on the north side of the lake. Chane Eckert led the parade with his huge 30ft mast and American Flag. He was
Members of the Canyon Lake Patriotic Boat Parade organized a July 4th Boat Parade starting at the Canyon Lake Marina on the north side of the lake. Unfortunately, the frequent rain storms in the morning scared off a large portion of the
We were out at the Canyon Lake Marina on the 4th of July for a boat parade and we took some extra footage while we were awaiting the start time to arrive. We were also waiting and hoping for the rain to
Sister Falls is at Staples Dam on the San Marcos River in Staples, TX. This property has been family owned and operated since the early 1980’s, but only recently (2020) have the owners opened up access to the general public on a
“They don’t call the Texas Water Safari The World’s Toughest Canoe Race’ for nothing. In addition to the length, the challenges include whitewater rapids, multiple portages, and the relentless, soul-sapping Texas heat. Competitors have four days and four hours to paddle from