Casey Kenton, Horizon Aerial Photography principal, has been specializing in aerial photography for the last decade because of his work experience in the commercial real estate industry. In addition to operating Horizon Aerial Photography, Kenton is a commercial real estate broker with Sperry Van Ness – Miller Commercial based in Lewes.
Like so many photographers, what started as a hobby eventually morphed into a business venture. “My goal is to specialize in capturing the most detailed and illustrious aerial photos and imaging, and delivering the images to the client in a timely manner,” said Kenton. Kenton holds a certified private pilot’s license and calls Sussex County Airport home base. Kenton’s camera of choice is a DSLR Nikon D5000.
Horizon Aerial Photography recently opened for business on the Delmarva Peninsula. The new company specializes in capturing high-resolution aerial images of real estate holdings, business locations, residences, lighthouses, golf courses, schools, job sites or any other physical objects located on the peninsula.
Casey Kenton, Horizon Aerial Photography principal, has been specializing in aerial photography for the last decade because of his work experience in the commercial real estate industry. In addition to operating Horizon Aerial Photography, Kenton is a commercial real estate broker with Sperry Van Ness – Miller Commercial based in Lewes.
Like so many photographers, what started as a hobby eventually morphed into a business venture. “My goal is to specialize in capturing the most detailed and illustrious aerial photos and imaging, and delivering the images to the client in a timely manner,” said Kenton. Kenton holds a certified private pilot’s license and calls Sussex County Airport home base. Kenton’s camera of choice is a DSLR Nikon D5000.
“I am passionate about life and aviation, and I have always enjoyed aerial photography,” said Kenton. “Pictures tell a thousand words, and capturing an aerial image can be extremely helpful in today’s fast-moving business environment.”
For details, call 302-228-1128 or visit HorizonAerialPhotography.com.
WOW! Don't know if I could adjust my equilibrium to shoot aerial....I think it would be cool but for real I don't think my body could handle it.
Source from http://www.capegazette.com/storiescurrent/201009-16-30/17038-casey-kenton.html
Like so many photographers, what started as a hobby eventually morphed into a business venture. “My goal is to specialize in capturing the most detailed and illustrious aerial photos and imaging, and delivering the images to the client in a timely manner,” said Kenton. Kenton holds a certified private pilot’s license and calls Sussex County Airport home base. Kenton’s camera of choice is a DSLR Nikon D5000.
Horizon Aerial Photography recently opened for business on the Delmarva Peninsula. The new company specializes in capturing high-resolution aerial images of real estate holdings, business locations, residences, lighthouses, golf courses, schools, job sites or any other physical objects located on the peninsula.
Casey Kenton, Horizon Aerial Photography principal, has been specializing in aerial photography for the last decade because of his work experience in the commercial real estate industry. In addition to operating Horizon Aerial Photography, Kenton is a commercial real estate broker with Sperry Van Ness – Miller Commercial based in Lewes.
Like so many photographers, what started as a hobby eventually morphed into a business venture. “My goal is to specialize in capturing the most detailed and illustrious aerial photos and imaging, and delivering the images to the client in a timely manner,” said Kenton. Kenton holds a certified private pilot’s license and calls Sussex County Airport home base. Kenton’s camera of choice is a DSLR Nikon D5000.
“I am passionate about life and aviation, and I have always enjoyed aerial photography,” said Kenton. “Pictures tell a thousand words, and capturing an aerial image can be extremely helpful in today’s fast-moving business environment.”
For details, call 302-228-1128 or visit HorizonAerialPhotography.com.
WOW! Don't know if I could adjust my equilibrium to shoot aerial....I think it would be cool but for real I don't think my body could handle it.
Source from http://www.capegazette.com/storiescurrent/201009-16-30/17038-casey-kenton.html
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