Women Who Drone

Sandrine Hecq is an aerial photographer who has been flying for over 5 years and lives in Perth Western Australia. She is a travel enthusiast that takes most of her content with a drone.

Anyone can tell right away by taking a look at her work that she has an avid love for oceans and capturing the world from an aerial point of view!

She is currently an entrepreneur that runs three businesses and flying drones is a huge hobby of hers.

Follow Sandrine on Instagram, YouTube, Twitter and Facebook:

https://www.instagram.com/sandrinehecq/

https://www.youtube.com/c/SandrineHecqLifestyleEntrepreneur

https://twitter.com/sandrinevisuals

https://www.facebook.com/sandrine.hecq.9

Petra Leary, who is an award winning New Zealand born aerial photographer and Women Who Drone Brand Ambassador. As a world traveller, she hunts out unusual landscapes, captures them from unforeseen angles such as her signature bird’s eye angle from above, and manipulates and accentuates colours in post-production to create her final work.

Follow Petra Leary on Instagram and Twitter: 

https://www.instagram.com/petraleary/

https://twitter.com/petraleary

Ellie McCutcheon is a drone cinematographer specializing in storytelling techniques. Based out of Northern California, Ellie teaches at The UC Berkeley’s Graduate School of Journalism and is a Brand Ambassador for Women Who Drone. She has shot footage for Netflix, The Washington Post, and NPR, among other notable clients.

In addition to film, Ellie flies drones for infrastructure inspection on electrical transmission lines. Her favorite projects take her deep into wild places, whether that's driving trucks deep into the forest for utilities work or filming desert moonscapes with a man in a spacesuit.

Ellie's newest frontier is drone mapping and utilizing 3D modelling to aid landowners in planning and designing for land projects on their properties.

Check out the article discussing which public lands can you fly over in the US:

https://fstoppers.com/aerial/making-heads-or-tails-flying-drone-over-us-public-lands-226124