Whether you need to hire a professional that specialises in portrait photography to capture that perfect image of your loved one or you are searching for stunning underwater photographs to adorn the walls of your home, you will be spoiled for choice in Cayman.
From portraits and wedding photographers to landscape and underwater artists, Cayman has a professional that will suit your individual needs.
Here is a list of the best photographers in Cayman. These photographers are highly recommended and you will usually have to book well in advance to have them shoot your event.
Drone Photography in Cayman
Whether you’re a professional photographer or someone just playing around with new techniques, drone photography is the most exciting way to capture the perfect scenic shot. Classic sites around the world are now being filmed from previously impossible angles for a fresh perspective.
Originally created for the military, the civilian cousins of these drones have skyrocketed in sales. Usually piloted by a person with a radio controller, drones can serve as a source for photography, videography, weather monitoring and more. Some are even capable of autonomous flight for programmed geographical coordinates. As the number of people purchasing and operating these machines grows in number, laws are being created to ensure safety. Cayman does have drone laws, so before you go outside to try out your new technique, you should definitely review the information below.
Know The Rules!
- Before each flight check that all components of drone are working in accordance with the supplier’s user manual.
- Keep the drone within your line of sight at all times.
- Do not fly your drone in any way that could endanger people or property.
- You must fly three nautical miles away from the airport and one nautical mile away from prisons.
- Do not fly your drone within 50m of a person, vehicle, building or structure, or overhead groups of people at any height.
- If you intend to use a drone for any kind of commercial activity, you must receive permission from the Civil Aviation Authority and obtain a business license from the Department of Commerce and Investment.
- Think about what you do with any images you obtain as they may be a breach of privacy laws.
For maps of exactly where you cannot fly your drone and further detailed information on rules visit www.caacayman.com or email civil.aviation@caacayman.com.
Most experienced drone photographers say that the laws boil down to
common sense. Keep away from airports and prisons, make sure you’re
not in anyone’s way or could harm someone or something, and always keep
your drone in sight.
Quick Tip
Always watch out for the weather. Many experienced photographers have stories of crashing their drones. We all know Cayman can have unexpected weather, and having an unfamiliar drone in bad weather can be hard to deal with. So make sure to get outside a few times in crystal clear skies to make sure your drone is like an extension of your hand before you try anything too far out of your comfort zone.
If you are looking for a professional photographer who has lots of experience with drone photography then see below.
