by edin chavez | Apr 26, 2017 | Photography location maps, Florida, Miami, Miami Beach
This place is super cool, specially when it is extremely windy. The water breaks over the fishing pier and you can capture some beautiful images. If you are walking on there it can be a bit scary as it is very slippery and you get completely soaked. I shot this with my Dji Mavic.

by edin chavez | Apr 9, 2017 | Aerial, Florida, Miami, Miami Beach
Top of the morning from Miami Beach. It is so beautiful out here. I was taking some aerial shots for my Youtube Channel when I saw this guys just walking up the beach. I got closed to them and snapped this shot. I love how the water came out on this one.

by edin chavez | Jan 10, 2017 | Aerial, Florida, Miami, Miami Beach
Here is another cool shot of the Carnival Splendor leaving the port of Miami. It was making a U turn on the bay, it is so crazy to see, just picture an elephant taking a bath in your bathtub.

by edin chavez | Dec 28, 2016 | Aerial, educational, Florida, Miami, Miami Beach
Yesterdays post was about perspective, this one is no different. I shot this with a DJI Phantom 3 and as you can see this boat looks completely different then it would as if I shot it form the ground. I added the parking lot to break up the photo a bit and give your eyes a place to wonder to, but if you look at the image you can see that your eyes always come back tot the sail boat. I shot it from the sky looking down, but I made sure to be off center to use the lines to invite the viewer into the image.

by edin chavez | Dec 15, 2016 | Aerial, Miami, Miami Beach
Before there were drones, at least affordable ones, there were kites. Thats right kites, kites and wind and all kinds of craziness. I have been in the aerial photograph game for a while. Do you see those two little figurines on the floor? Well thats me sitting down and my buddy next to me. The white line you see coming down the middle of the photograph is actually the cord holing the kite. Its kind of a complicated process. First you attach everything together, including a camera to a rig I had custom built. Then you fly the kite, this is the hardest part, but once is up you are golden. Its loads of fun to take pictures this way, specially because of all the work involved just to get one single image.
