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FAA licensed drone pilot offering aerial photos, videos, roof, tower, and other inspections and more. We can't wait to help you capture the world from above.

There's something truly breathtaking about seeing the world from above. The birds-eye view offers a unique perspective that simply can't be replicated from the ground. And with the rise of drone technology, capturing stunning aerial photographs has become more accessible than ever before. At 417 Drone Shots, we specialize in using drones to capture high-quality aerial photos and videos. Whether it

's for real estate listings, commercial advertising, or personal projects, we believe that the beauty of aerial photography is unparalleled. One of the most compelling aspects of drone photography is its ability to showcase the scale and grandeur of landscapes and architecture. From towering skyscrapers to sprawling mountains, drones can capture the full scope of these impressive sights in a way that traditional photography simply can't. But it's not just large-scale subjects that benefit from drone photography. Even everyday scenes take on new life when viewed from above. The unique perspective can reveal patterns and details that may be hidden from the ground, creating stunning compositions that are both unexpected and beautiful. At 417 Drone Shots, we use only the highest-quality equipment and the latest techniques to capture truly stunning aerial photographs. Our team of experienced drone pilots is passionate about what we do, and we take pride in creating images that are not only visually stunning but also tell a story. So whether you're looking to capture the beauty of your property, showcase the grandeur of your city, or simply want a unique perspective on the world, contact us today to learn more about our drone photography services.

12/25/2025

The Spectacular Christmas Eve Sunset Over Forsyth, MO 12-24-25

Tonight’s Christmas Eve sky unfolded like a slow-burning miracle. The river caught the fire and carried it downstream, a ribbon of molten gold and crimson winding through the darkening hills. Above it, the clouds seemed to lift and stretch, brushed in purples, blues, and deep winter reds, as if the year itself was exhaling one last breath of color.

I know I have shared a lot of sunrises and sunsets this year, many from this same stretch of river. If it feels repetitive, please forgive me. The truth is they have been extraordinary, night after night, morning after morning, each one a little different, each one impossible to ignore. Wishing everyone a peaceful Christmas Eve, wherever the light finds you tonight. Have a wonderful, relaxing, joyful holiday season. Follow me to see more from the Ozarks and Beyond.

12/22/2025

Stone County, Missouri 🐄🌾

An old Ozarks farm tucked into the rolling hills near Shell K**b. From above, the worn paths tell their own story, leading past leafless oaks toward a small pond shaped almost like a heart. Late season greens mix with winter browns, giving this place that quiet, time-stands-still feel you only find in the back roads of southwest Missouri. No noise, no rush, just open land and history written into the ground. Follow me to see more from the Ozarks and Beyond. Thank you.

12/21/2025

📍 Taney County, Missouri | Bull Shoals Lake 🌊❄️

First day of winter here, and it felt like a good time to finally share this one. I captured this shot a couple months back and never posted it, but looking at it again, it just felt right. Low fog rising off the water, early light catching the hills, and that quiet stretch where the lake and land seem to slow everything down. The Ozarks do this so well, especially when the seasons start to turn. Follow me to see more from the Ozarks and beyond. Thank you.

12/20/2025

🐄 Stone County, Missouri 🌾

This old Ozarks barn sits quietly out near the edge of Stone County in the Shell K**b area, weathered by decades of wind, sun, and seasons changing around it. The faded siding, rusted metal roof, and open doors tell a story of hard work and time passing, the kind of place that once mattered every single day. Even in its worn condition, there’s still a lot of character left standing here, timeless, honest, and unmistakably Missouri. Follow me to see more from the Ozarks and beyond. Thank you. 📸 417 Drone Shots

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12/19/2025

🛖Rustic Barn Near Shell K**b, Missouri | Stone County 📍

Came across this cool old barn tucked back in the hills near Shell K**b and had to stop and grab a few shots. The roof is starting to give way and the siding shows its age, but you can still see the craftsmanship and the purpose it once served. Surrounded by quiet winter woods and fading pasture, it feels like a piece of Ozarks history slowly being reclaimed by the land. Follow me to see more from the Ozarks and Beyond. Thank you and Happy Holidays to all.
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12/18/2025

TABLE ROCK LAKE AT SHELL K**B, MISSOURI 📍
It was surprisingly warm for December 17, though the clouds hung around most of the day. I had a work-related trip to Shell K**b, Missouri — a place I’d never been before. It was a bit of a drive, but absolutely worth it. What a beautiful area.

Table Rock Lake never ceases to amaze me. From above, the lake snakes through the Ozarks in long, quiet bends, framed by winter shoreline colors and that perfect mix of open water and wooded hills that makes this region so special.

The water was calm, the light was soft, and the clouds added just enough drama to make everything pop without overpowering the scene. From the sweeping curves of the lake to the bridge and docks tucked into the coves, this is classic Ozarks scenery at its best, peaceful, rugged, and timeless. Follow me to see more from the Ozarks and beyond. Thank you.

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12/17/2025

Forsyth, Taney County, Missouri 🌄

Another absolutely unreal sunset over Forsyth last night. The sky caught fire and just kept layering up — deep reds, burnt orange, and those moody Ozarks clouds that always seem to show up right on cue. Down below, the river soaked it all in, turning into a ribbon of molten color as daylight slipped away. No adjustment to the colors or AI whatsoever. These are the kind of evenings that stop you in your tracks and remind you why living in the Ozarks never gets old. Follow me to see more from the Ozarks and beyond. Thank you.

12/12/2025

🌅 Forsyth, Missouri — December 11 Sunset Over Forsyth
After sharing the sunrise on 12-11, it seemed natural to share sunset that same night. As the light dropped, the sky caught fire with deep reds and oranges, fading into blues as night started creeping in. Below it all, the water picked up those colors and turned into a winding ribbon of reflection through the hills. In the bottom picture, you see the wake of a boat that just went under the Hwy 76 bridge. And get someone a great gift and help support a local artist by giving someone one of my high quality calendars of my barn shots from the Ozarks or a print from my store, link available on my home page. You may also contact me here and purchase pictures directly from me in various sizes, framed or not. Happy Holidays. Follow me to see more from the Ozarks and Beyond. Thank you.

12/11/2025

🌄 Forsyth, Missouri — Two Ozarks Sunrises

Two sunrises in Forsyth, taken weeks apart but lit with that same Ozarks magic I never get tired of. The shot this morning caught the lake glowing before the world woke up. The second shot is from a few weeks ago, a moodier morning where the trees stood in silhouette against a sky full of reds, pinks, and purples. Different mornings, same ridge, same Ozarks glow — and somehow it never gets old.
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