Author
Ramon Corporán
Photographer + Videographer, Aerial Shots
Ramon shoots and directs across Central Florida — Orlando, Winter Park, Lake Nona, the lakefront communities around Windermere. He cares about light, about the specific angle that makes a room feel like the room you actually walked into, and about the moment a drone clears the trees and a lake comes into view. He writes the weekly Friday anchor essay and the short-form Field Notes between shoots.
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Certifications
FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot Certification
Federal Aviation Administration →
Required US license for commercial drone operation. Renewed biennially.
Zillow Showcase Certified Photographer
Authorized to capture and publish listings to the Zillow Showcase tier.
Field notes by Ramon
A Tuesday Morning at Mead Botanical Garden
A field note from South Denning at 8 a.m. — what the canopy at Mead Botanical Garden tells us about which Winter Park 32789 listings actually sell.
June 10, 2026
Winter Haven Field Note: A Saturday on the Chain of Lakes
A working photographer's Saturday afternoon on the Winter Haven Chain of Lakes. What canal access does to a listing price, and why the dock pass matters more than the cage.
June 10, 2026
Winter Garden Field Note: Plant Street at 7:15 Before the Brick Block Wakes
We rolled onto Plant Street at 7:15 on a Saturday before the farmers market crowd. What the brick block looks like empty, and what that means for Horizon West listings in 34787.
June 10, 2026
A $35 Pass and a Sand Road
A field note from W 7th and Butler — what a residents-only boat ramp tells us about how Windermere's historic core actually sells in 34786.
June 10, 2026
Field Note: Bayshore at 6:50, a Visitor's Notebook
An out-of-market photographer's read on the Bayshore seawall, the Plant High zone, and the price-per-square-foot Tampa is currently signing for.
June 10, 2026
Field Note: Saturday at Anderson Snow, a Visitor's Notebook
A field note from the Anderson Snow Sports Complex at 8 a.m. on a tournament Saturday, and what the youth-baseball lot tells us about the 34609 family buyer.
June 10, 2026
Field Note: Two Saint Clouds at 8 a.m.
A working photographer's read on the East Lake Toho lakefront and the Narcoossee Road new-build belt. Two ZIPs, two markets, one city line.
June 10, 2026
Field Note: The Taxiway Is the Driveway
Inside the Spruce Creek Fly-In gate, the hangar door is the front elevation. What that does to a Port Orange listing photograph and to the buyer pool.
June 10, 2026
Pinellas Park Field Note: Sunday Morning on the West End of Park Boulevard
A working photographer's read on the Wagon Wheel Sunday crowd, the western Park Boulevard commercial strip, and the 33781 buyer pool the strip actually feeds.
June 10, 2026
Field Note: The Pinellas Trail at the Crystal Beach Crossing
Sunday morning at the Crystal Beach Post Office trail crossing, the bike traffic that pulls north toward Tarpon Springs, and what walk-to-trail proximity prices into a 34683 listing.
June 10, 2026
A College Park Morning on Edgewater Drive
A field note from Princeton and Edgewater at 7:30 a.m. — what the College Park bungalow corridor tells us about which Orlando 32804 listings transact fast.
June 10, 2026
Odessa Field Note: The Whole Luxury Market Is Invisible From the Road
Driving Gunn Highway through Odessa at 6:45 a.m. The Keystone Lakes carry the highest pricing in the ZIP and you cannot see a single one from the public road. What that means for listing photography in 33556.
June 10, 2026
Field Note: Sunrise Off the Oakland Nature Preserve Boardwalk
What a 6:42 a.m. drone position on the south shore of Lake Apopka taught us about how the Town of Oakland reads on camera in the cleaner-water season.
June 10, 2026
Field Note: The Sky You Can See From Flagler Avenue
A sunrise shoot on the no-drive section, the 35-foot height line the city has held since the 1970s, and what an open sky is worth on a barrier island.
June 10, 2026
Mount Dora Field Note: Morning Glass on Lake Dora Before the Pontoons
A working photographer's notes from Lake Dora at 7:40 a.m. The boat-ramp light, the lighthouse reflection window, and what it means for waterfront listings in 32757.
June 10, 2026
Field Note: Van Dyke Road at 7:15, the Drives We Cannot See Down
An out-of-market photographer's read on the wooded acreage drives along Van Dyke Road, the Steinbrenner zone, and the per-square-foot premium Lutz is signing for.
June 10, 2026
Lakeland Field Note: Morning at the Lake Hollingsworth Loop
A working photographer's morning on the Lake Hollingsworth loop in Lakeland, FL. What the light tells you about the 33803 historic stock and the Florida Southern frontage.
June 10, 2026
Saturday Morning at the Laureate Park Aquatic Center
A field note from Lake Nona Town Center Drive — what a 9 a.m. stroller pattern tells us about which Laureate Park elevations actually photograph.
June 10, 2026
Lake Alfred Field Note: An Afternoon at Mackay Gardens
A working photographer's afternoon at Mackay Gardens and Lakeside Preserve on Lake Rochelle. The smallest city in the Polk cluster, on its own quieter curve.
June 10, 2026
Field Note: The BVL Roofline at 8 a.m.
A working photographer's read on Kissimmee 34744 Buenaventura Lakes single-family stock. The roofline glare, the comp band, and the NeoCity pull at the east edge.
June 10, 2026
Haines City Field Note: The East-Side New-Build Belt on a Wednesday Morning
A working photographer's morning in Haines City's eastern production-build corridor along U.S. 27. What growth-front inventory looks like at scale, and how to shoot it without losing the lot.
June 10, 2026
Groveland Field Note: The Sand Ridge Is Why the Pictures Read Different
Driving County Road 565A at sunrise. Rolling hills are actually rare in central Florida, and Groveland sits on the ridge that has them. What that means for listing photography in 34736.
June 10, 2026
Field Note: Twilight on a Big Sand Lake Dock
What a 7 p.m. shoot on Big Sand Lake taught us about how Dr. Phillips 32836 lakefront product reads on camera, and what buyers actually look at.
June 10, 2026
Field Note: The Brick Stops at New York Avenue
Woodland Boulevard, a Tuesday morning before the cafes opened, and what the brick grid and the Stetson edge are still pricing in 32720.
June 10, 2026
Davenport Field Note: Inside a Solterra Cul-de-Sac on a Tuesday
A working photographer's afternoon inside the Solterra Resort vacation-rental corridor in Davenport, FL. Why STR-zoned listings need a different deliverable from family-occupied homes.
June 10, 2026
Clermont Field Note: A Drive-Through Read on the Hill Repeats and the Trail
We have not shot a Clermont listing yet. This is observational reporting from drive-throughs of Lake Minneola, Waterfront Park, and the South Lake Trail at sunrise.
June 10, 2026
Field Note: When Lake Howell Is Glass
A working photographer's read on Casselberry 32708 lakefront and the Triplet Lakes core. Sunrise drone passes, the canopy problem, and the comp band.
June 10, 2026
Field Note: The Alley Behind New Broad Street
What a Wednesday morning shoot in 32814 taught us about how the alley-loaded blocks of Baldwin Park actually read on camera, and what the buyer pool sees.
June 10, 2026
Auburndale Field Note: Late Light on Lake Ariana
A working photographer's evening on the Lake Ariana shoreline in Auburndale, FL. Why the I-4 midpoint pulls a different buyer than the resort cities to the east.
June 10, 2026
Field Note: The 32714 Canopy Problem
A working photographer's read on Altamonte Springs 32714 single-family stock. The Sand Lake Road canopy, the Cranes Roost twilight, and the comp band that follows.
June 10, 2026
Windermere vs Dr. Phillips: the honest comparison
An honest look at windermere vs dr phillips from Aerial Shots Media in Central Florida.
June 8, 2026
Are Zillow 3D Tours Worth It for Orlando Listings? An Honest Guide for Agents
A practical, no-hype look at when a Zillow 3D Tour earns its keep on an Orlando listing, when it doesn't, and how it fits alongside photos and drone.
June 1, 2026