Walla Walla, Washington · Pacific Northwest

Agriculture from a rare perspective.

Commercial aerial media and visual documentation for the people, equipment, and landscapes powering the Pacific Northwest.

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The view is only the beginning.

Aerial intelligence. Cinematic storytelling. Precision documentation.

Walla Walla Drone Company produces commercial aerial photography, video, mapping, and visual documentation for agriculture, construction, equipment, land, and infrastructure throughout the Pacific Northwest.

Industries we serve

Field knowledge meets commercial production.

Built for organizations that need more than a beautiful view—they need imagery with a purpose.

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Agriculture

Harvest, field operations, crop conditions, and the work behind the season.

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Equipment & Machinery

Commercial media that proves how equipment performs under real field conditions.

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Vineyards & Wineries

Property, production, and brand imagery shaped around place and season.

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Commercial Property & Infrastructure

Property marketing, site context, landmark imagery, inspections, and project records.

Aerial view of Walla Walla agricultural land at golden hourFeatured field work · Eastern Washington

Project spotlight

One landscape. Many working systems.

A single wide view connects agriculture, water, transportation, infrastructure, and the communities shaped by them.

Environment
Working land · Water · Rail · Facilities
Deliverables
High-resolution panorama · Aerial photography
Use cases
Regional storytelling · Planning · Brand marketing
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Field motion

Harvest in motion.

Multiple machines, steep terrain, dust, timing, and coordination—captured as the work actually unfolds.

Motion footage gives manufacturers, growers, and agricultural organizations a credible library for campaigns, product stories, presentations, and social media.

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Stories from the field

It was never really about the drone.

Harvest created the opportunity to reconnect with Joe Thomas and preserve a conversation about farming, family, sacrifice, technology, and the people who shape us along the way.

“Old friends. Strong roots. Timeless stories. That’s what matters.”

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Joe Thomas: A Conversation During Harvest, an illustrated story about farming, friendship, and a life connected to the landOpen full story

Problems we help solve

Useful imagery starts with the right objective.

We plan each flight around what the final imagery needs to prove, communicate, or preserve.

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Capture difficult operations

Document machinery, crews, and field work in remote or challenging terrain.

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Prove progress clearly

Create repeatable visual records for owners, contractors, and stakeholders.

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Build a commercial media library

Produce versatile photography and footage for advertising, web, trade shows, and social media.

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Inspect hard-to-reach assets

Gather detailed imagery without unnecessary lifts, scaffolding, or exposure.

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Understand large properties

Use maps, orthomosaics, and structured imagery to see the complete site.

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Preserve a visual legacy

Create lasting records of land, operations, historic sites, and regional stories.

Capabilities & deliverables

One field partner. Multiple ways to use the work.

From a single production day to a recurring documentation program, deliverables are structured around the project and intended commercial use.

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  • 01High-resolution aerial photography
  • 02Cinematic 4K video production
  • 03Equipment and machinery filming
  • 04Edited advertising and social clips
  • 05Raw footage delivery
  • 06Mapping and orthomosaics
  • 07Repeatable progress flights
  • 08Inspection imagery
  • 09Commercial media licensing
FAAPart 107 Certified Remote Pilot
PNWRegional agricultural experience
4KCommercial photo & video delivery
FieldTravel-ready production
Four members of a farming family standing beside a hillside combine during harvest

Field knowledge behind every flight

Rooted in seven generations of Palouse agriculture.

Kristopher Patton brings firsthand agricultural experience and a deep understanding of the land to every project. That perspective helps identify the moments, operating conditions, and visual details that matter—not only the angles that look impressive.

Clients work directly with the pilot and producer responsible for planning, field coordination, capture, and delivery.

Local knowledgeDirect communicationCommercial licensing

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Tell us what needs to be captured.

Share the location, timing, intended use, and deliverables. We’ll respond with the next questions needed to build a clear production scope.

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