Projects Across the Highlands
From property marketing and tourism to inspections and surveying, explore a selection of our recent drone projects across the Scottish Highlands and throughout Scotland.
A scenic view of the North Kessock where the canal meets the Moray Firth.
The iconic Tiger and Turtle captured in Duisburg city.
Breathtaking aerial view of the North Kessock bridge at dusk.
Aerial view of the River Ness, running through the heart of Inverness showcasing some of the famous bridges in the city.
A calm evening and a beautiful sunset close to the North Kessock viewpoint.
Perched high on a cliff overlooking the tranquil waters of the River Ness, Inverness Castle stands as a striking symbol of the capital of the Scottish Highlands. Built in the mid-19th century from distinctive red-pink sandstone, its symmetrical towers and defensive battlements catch the brilliant Highland sunlight against a backdrop of deep blue skies and verdant green slopes.
Captured from an elevated perspective, this striking aerial shot highlights the engineering marvel of the Kessock Bridge as it gracefully connects the Black Isle to Inverness across the waters of the Beauly Firth.
The outdoor seating area at the newly opened Café by the Street
The recently renovated interior of Inverness's latest business, Café by the Street.
Captured from directly overhead, this aerial perspective zeroes in on Lochalsh Road as it cuts through the established neighbourhoods of western Inverness. The clean linear path of the street is clearly visible, flanked by local housing blocks and green spaces, offering a distinct bird's-eye look at one of the city's key urban connecting routes.
Featuring a classic and inviting street-front appearance, the front of the Ivanhoe Guest House blends seamlessly into the charming residential character of Lochalsh Road. Its well-maintained exterior and accessible roadside approach offer a warm, hospitable preview for travelers looking for a comfortable base near the heart of Inverness.
Positioned conveniently along the prominent Telford Road corridor, the front exterior of No. 27 Guest House offers a warm and inviting first impression for travellers arriving in Inverness. Its well-kept residential facade mirrors the classic architectural style of the neighbourhood, providing a comfortable and accessible preview for guests seeking a cosy stay close to the heart of the city.

