At Gaia Aerial Imagery, precision environmental data is only half the story. I integrate high-resolution environmental monitoring and mapping workflows and professional imagery to provide a 360-degree perspective on ecosystem health across Long Island and New York’s coastal environments.
By pairing repeatable, georeferenced drone datasets with narrative-driven visuals, I provide researchers, conservation organizations, and decision-makers with the dual vantage points needed to both analyze environmental change and communicate its urgency.
Environmental Drone Mapping & Coastal Imagery
Portfolio: Four Perspectives on Coastal Change
My portfolio reflects the intersection of scientific analysis and impactful imagery, capturing a different dimension of environmental transformation. Each collection documents dynamic shoreline processes—from erosion and sediment transport to tidal flow and seasonal change.
Of Salt and Sand: Explores the structural patterns and shifting geometry of Long Island’s coastal landscapes, documenting shoreline change, erosion, and sediment dynamics through aerial perspective.
Of Salt and Snow: Captures the seasonal fragility of coastal and estuarine environments across New York, revealing how winter conditions reshape wetlands, shorelines, and habitat structure.
The Living Current: Documents the ecological pulse of marine and coastal life, including tidal systems, estuaries, and wildlife movement across vulnerable habitats.
The Aethereal Edge: Reveals the abstract, cinematic beauty of landscapes in transition—where environmental change, light, and water converge into surreal aerial compositions.
