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Your Vision. My Eyes. 

 For Effective Community Engagement, Words Are Only Part of the Story.

INTO THE FIELD

 

Photography for:

Natural Resource Management
Renewable Energy
Ecological Restoration
Community Engagement

Environmental Solutions (not just problems)

Push For Public Support, With Photography That Focuses on Your Projects’ Solutions.

Parks: Solitude, or Community.

Tourism and travel photography celebrates the outdoors.

Aerial Photos: Iconic, Informative, Artistic.

Aerial photography gives you a different perspective.

Environmental Services Photography | FAA-Licensed Aerial Photography |

Tourism Image Libraries

Tourism photographer attracts marathon fans, who line the streets of Manhattan, New York City, New York, watching the 2008 New York City Marathon, and waving and smiling.
Tourism and travel plans can include a local football game. This one is in Rye, New York, on the edge of Long Island Sound.

Environmental Services Photography Can Change How Communities Value Natural Resources. 

Let’s change how communities view, value and manage natural resources. We’ll build a collection of prominent, beautiful and captivating environmental services images that tell the story of your projects.  Use this image library in flyers, on websites, and other displays, across all your local government departments and promotion materials.

Photography can pull the public to your side. It can make the most of your community engagement strategies and show the hidden side of your efforts. Your field staff; your sense of humor and place in the community; your special events, or just the way a winding country stream throws back the blue light of dusk. Environmental services photography does the heavy lifting when you’re at a loss for words.

Heminway Dam Removal in Watertown, Connecticut

The Heminway Dam removal project along the Steele Brook in Watertown, Connecticut, and a less-is-more approach, lets the river decide where it wants to go.

Bird Banding, Albany Pine Bush Pine Barren

Bird banding at Albany Pine Bush Preserve shows that environmental services photography can be pretty, while helping to gain local support for community-based projects.

Great Marsh, Early Morning | Newman, Massachusetts

One way to restore a salt marsh in Newman, Massachusetts? Replace an undersize culvert to free tidal flow. This impaired salt marsh has a long history of human interference — hay harvesting, farming and channelizing — and this project was a step toward a full restoration.

Tilt-Shift Lens Use in Streamflow Monitoring

Tilt-shift lenses come to the rescue when shooting a stream gaging site in a wooded environment.

Kazmar Pond Dam Removal, Waywayanda

Where the Kazmar Pond dam was removed in 2018, a meadow bloomed in Waywayanda State Park.

Black Fly Challenge Bike Race in Inlet, NY

Without the Black Fly Challenge this summer, I may never have discovered the little mountain town of Inlet, New York. But this “gravel grinder” through the Moose River Plains turned me on the quintessential Adirondack village. Put it on the list for next year.

Scenic Aerial and Travel Photography in New York State

Scenic Aerial Photos, and Why State Parks Matter As a native of New York State and one of seven children living on a college professor's salary, I spent a lot of time in New York's state parks and county parks as a child.  Because you could drive in for free, parks...

Recent Work: Aerials

Recent Work: Spectacular Spring Weather in the Hudson Valley More beautiful early-morning weather means more early-morning aerial still pictures.  These are some of my favorites from this week's recent work: Tip: You want your rivers and lakes to be a vibrant blue...

Overhead Angles for a Fresh Perspective | Why Aerial Photography Matters

Overhead Angles Aerial photography speaks to me.  As a sports photographer, I longed to get up high above the action, and show the overhead view.  Why? Because it tells a broad story.  It gives context to a game or event.  It cleans up backgrounds, simplifies the...

The Empire State Trail Connection: Brewster to Hopewell Junction

Pave the old Maybrook line, and you’ll get a wonderful, 22-mile connection between Brewster and Hopewell Junction, along the Empire State Trail.

Ready?

Interested in photography services for your environmental infrastructure and restoration projects?  We'd love to hear from you. For all pricing and booking inquires, please use the form on the right, or visit our sister site at  AllmanEnvironmental.com.  I'll return your message as soon as possible.

Please include as much relevant information as possible (location of the project, intended purpose of and channels for the images, etc.)

Look forward to hearing from you! -Suzy