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After a completely fruitless aerial photo mission to the Sierras (Tahoe Region), to photographically document the impact of quality snow pack migration to the ranges of Western Colorado, we ventured to the Pacific coast to capture evidence of what we were assured "is" a meteorological certainly; marine layer fog, in San Francisco. After nine feet of fresh fluffy powder, infuriatingly descended, in brutal 36' installments, seven days straight, you can imagine, we were eager for some proper "weatheralogical miserablity" and enthusiasm for banks of scary and intimidating fog, rolling through the Golden Gate. Do you think the fog showed up?? You guessed it, not one piece of fog!! Not even a wisp! Seriously?...

Duncan Pearson, Aerial Photographer & Author (215) 760-5132 - duncpearson@gmail.com As an aerial photographer I use helicopters and small planes to gain an aerial vantage point. Most of my work is commissioned by the commercial and residential real estate and construction industries. Over the last ten years I've completed custom aerial photography assignments of Brandywine Realty Trust, Harrah's Entertainment, Six Flag's Great Adventure, The Flynn Company, Coldwell Banker Preferred, Madison Development, Liberty Property Trust, The University of Pennsylvania and many other corporations and institutions. Fine Art America is the best way I've found to make it easy for my patrons to navigate to the pieces they are interested in and...