Aerial Photography

Memorial Path

Follow these paths and they lead to two circular memorials. From the air, the design takes on a very interesting look.

Urban Decay

This 125-year-old 19-century abandoned power plant sits on the Philadelphia waterfront. Rusted metal and graffiti mark these 80m ft smokestacks.

Circular Waterfront Marina

Between the Camden Aquarium and that big Historic Battle Ship, New Jersey Is Wiggins Park & Marina as seen in the foreground. Cool place to visit Passing by I just could not resist getting my hexacopter up in the air and grabbing a few photographs from this perspective.

Daydreaming

Interesting textures and shadows dominate this Maui beach

Golden Kihei Maui

The most amazing thing about Maui is its gorgeous beaches and outstanding sunsets. This sunset was taken at about 100 ft above the water. Cheers!

The Willow Pond

This is a very large pond at the Willows Estate. On a nice day, you will see people fishing here and catching some nice size largemouth bass. It is a very nice scenic area for relaxing with a great view of the mansion

The Willow Mansion

The Willows is a 47.5-acre estate purchased by Radnor Township in 1973 from the Zantzinger family. Situated at the end of a long, winding driveway is the beautifully restored three-story mansion. The mansion was built in 1910 for John Sinnott Jr., for his wife, and referred to as Rose Garland. The mansion and 47.5 acres that now make up the park were purchased by Clarence Geist in 1937 as a wedding present for his daughter.

Abandoned Delawre PECO Power Plant

Monolitcic smoke stacks tower above fishtown skyline adjacent to Penn Treat Park in Philadelphia. This is a 99 year old abandoned Philadelphia PECO Power Plant sits on approximately 220, 000 square feet of Philadelphia waterfront. On the right is a coal receiving dock with leads to the 6 story Port Building and the main power plant building is seen on the left. The plant was designed in 1917 by famous civic Architect John Windrim. The plant is historic neighborhood landmark.

Scenic Necropolis - Laurel Hill Cemetery

Nestled on a scenic bluff high above the Schuylkill River Laurel Hill Cemetery is honored with the designation of National Historic Landmark. The city of Philadelphia sits in the background. This historic cemetery has been the set of many a move like the famous Rockey films and a few others. 2018 © Charles Ragucci Photography

Lake Luxembourg A Fresh Perspective Pano

There is nothing more tranquil and relaxing on a summer day. Visit a Lake near you like this one in Bucks County, Lake Luxembourg. © Copyright Charles Ragucci All Rights Reserved

The American Flag

The American Flag presented in Rose Tree Park, © Charles Ragucci All rights Reserved.

18th Century Farm Panorama

The Walnut Hill Valley Forge 18 Century Farm still stands. The farm and land has been preserved as park of the Valley Forge Historic Park. © 2018 Charles Ragucci

Locust Lake

Autumn at Locust Lake PA © Copyright Charles Ragucci All Rights Reserved

Penn Treaty Park (Riverside)

Penn Treay Park sits adjacent to the Old Delaware Power Station. Fishtown Area Philadelphia © 2017 Charles Ragucci All Rights Reserved.

Fishtown Riverside Aerial Panorama

Fishtown area of Philadelphia with the city in the background. © 2018 Charles Ragucci All rights reserved.

Fishtown PECO Delaware Station

99 year old Power Plant in Fishtown. Historic bulilding and historic Architecture. You just don't see buildings like this anymore. © 2018 Charles Ragucci. All rights reserved

Old Rose Tree Tavern

Aerial drone imaging of The Old Rose Tree Tavern is a historic inn and tavern located in Rose Tree Park just north of the borough of Media, in Upper Providence Township, Delaware County, Pennsylvania. It was built in 1809. John Calvert was granted the land that the tavern stands on in 1682 by William Penn.The tavern was restored and is in the national register of historic places.

The Leedom House

Aerial of the Historic Leedom House in Media

Abandoned Old Power Plant Philadelphia

The PECO Delaware Station, formerly known as the Delaware River Generating Station, sits right on the river and is a landmark in Fishtown. The massive 223,000-square-foot concrete behemoth was designed by architect John T. Windrim and built by Stone and Webster. The monolithic smoke stacks stand at least 80 feet into the skyline

City Life Pano

Aerial panorama of Fishtown neighborhood in Philadelphia on a chilly November Morning. Route 95 appears in the middle of the image. The name "Fishtown" is derived from the area's former role as the center of the shad fishing industry on the Delaware River. The Delaware River is right behind me, I could step in it.