Proteus Stephanie calling at Singapore between cargoes, laid diagonally through open teal water. Singapore's anchorages are among the busiest on earth and never this empty — the surrounding traffic is retouched away in post, so the client's vessel stands alone in her own water. Part of the picture is made in the air; part at the desk.
The descriptive counterpart: bow-on and tight, every deck run and fitting legible — the frame some briefs want, only the vessel and nothing else. The water around her is cleaned in post the same way, so nothing shares the frame with the subject.
An offshore supply vessel on her sea trials, shot in the first light of the day — the only frame in this set with a dramatic sky, because the shoot launched before sunrise. You cannot control light from the air; you go to it. The wake writes the line, the timing supplies the sky.
FOS Orion and FOS Virgo at roughly forty metres' separation — and that was the limit. Asked to close the gap further for the frame, the masters refused: any closer was unsafe. The wide lens makes the spacing look generous; it was not. Formation work like this is orchestrated with the crews and flown in one window.
The same evolution from a second angle: the pair abeam, spacing unchanged, the refinery shoreline drawn flat behind them. The two were later lifted aboard a heavy-transport vessel bound for Africa for a research programme.
Two generations of the same operator's Southern Islands fleet, photographed together once: on the left the new vessel, on the right the one she is replacing on the mainland–Kusu Island run. A handover as a picture — parallel wakes, one arriving, one bowing out.
The elevated boardwalk of the Drongo Trail at Windsor Nature Park, from directly above — commissioned through the landscape architects and flown on an NParks- and CAAS-approved proposal. The canopy becomes texture; the trail a single pale line through it.
The entrance of Windsor Nature Park from the air — the same commission as the boardwalk frame, shot for the landscape architects on an NParks- and CAAS-approved proposal. Composed for the curve of the path through the green, the water holding the frame's quiet corner.
The Semakau waste run: incineration ash loaded at the Tuas Marine Transfer Station and barged across to Semakau to build the landfill. Every tonne of Singapore's burnt waste makes this crossing — here caught mid-passage, the tug and her covered barge lining up on the berth.
The containment bund at Semakau: one vegetated band between lagoon and open sea, two colours of water separated by a single line of land. Part of Tuckys' stock photography for the National Environment Agency — frames from this series appear in NEA press releases on Singapore's waste management, and this image was recently used by CNA.
The Rochor Centre blocks in their final years — the rainbow-coloured HDB landmark, since demolished. Flown to the height where the facades read as flat panels of colour. A frame that can no longer be re-shot.
The city held above deep green parkland at sunset — skyline as a band, not a wall, with the sky given the room.
A wheel loader moving crushed stone between stockpiles in a Thai quarry, from directly overhead: one machine, its tracks, and the texture of the stone — work made near-abstract. Overseas assignment work, same handling.
Shot in the balance minute, when window light equals the ambient sky — the buildings' lights belong to the sunset instead of fighting it. Ten minutes either side, the picture is gone.
Three landmarks spaced by shape — bars, shells, ring — along one horizon, the skyline held to a tenth of the frame, the warm centre clamped between cool sky and cool water.

Aerial Photography Singapore

Singapore aerial photography by Tuckys Photography: drone photography of industrial sites, vessels, construction and architecture, flown with CAAS permits.

In the national press: Tuckys’ Semakau aerial photography, supplied through the National Environment Agency, has appeared in CNA’s IN FOCUS on the future of Singapore’s waste, CNA’s National Day Rally 2026 commentary and The Straits Times’ report on the new Semakau research centre.
e=”text-align: center;”>Singapore Aerial Photography

Singapore aerial photography by professional aerial photographer who specialise in Singapore industrial aerial photography, as well as marine aerial photography. Besides capturing dramatic aerial marine craft videos, Tuckys Photography’s Singapore industrial aerial photographer also captures beautiful aerial landscape photos and videos. Tuckys Photography holds valid licences for aerial drone photography and videography, certified by CAAS.

Singapore Industrial Aerial Photography

Singapore industrial photographer with aerial photography of Semakau landscape

A 360-degree angle allows the viewers to see the full view of the island, thus reducing the need to shoot at a much higher height.

published work for aerial photography and videography with drone and uav

A project with NEA in which Tuckys Photography captured the aerial view of the Semakau Landfill. The landfill islands have been slowly filling up over the last few years. Hence it was time for a new photoshoot to showcase their development.

Singapore aerial photography shot of Pulau Semakau from the east. Doesn’t the shape look like a heart?

Offshore Marine Aerial Photography

Industrial photography project with drone image of barge and semakau island

One of Tuckys Photography’s projects with NEA is to show the process of waste management. This image shows how the ash from the Tuas Incineration plant gets transferred to Semakau for the landfill.

aerial photography and videography of marine vessel

Tuckys Photography created this image by coordinating with both captains of the vessels. The team got them to travel as close as possible, while flying the drone in between them to capture this dramatic image.

Aerial photography and videography of oil tanker at Singapore's Eastern anchorage.

For professional aerial marine photography such as this oil tanker, Tuckys Photography removed other vessels in the background during post-productions,

Singapore Aerial photography for offshore marine vessel. professional UAV photographer for industrial drone images

The 2 side propulsion jets of Rozphil allows it to execute tight turns, thus greatly increasing her agility.

Marine security vessel photo and video production. visuals for marketing material of a vessel travelling in high speed

The testing of the fire-fighting capability during one of the sea trials with Holy Shield.

Architecture drone image

Singapore aerial photography with professional architecture photographer, tuckys photography

Singapore aerial photography with a dramatic view of the city’s skyline at the marina bay front during sunset.

Aerial videography for corporate interviews, tuckys photography

Sunset is one of the best times to capture scenic views of Singapore’s cityscape.

Singapore Aerial photography for Landscape photography

creative landscape photographer with drone image by tuckys

Professional aerial photographer captures this unique view with a UAV, which would otherwise be difficult to capture.

nature landscape drone photographer by Tuckys

A bird’s eye view of the boardwalk at Windsor Park from above.

Aerial view of Marina Bay at sunset with Marina Bay Sands, the Gardens by the Bay domes and the Singapore Flyer — Drone Videography Singapore, Industrial and Marine Sites

Excavators working a terraced quarry bench, photographed for construction machinery and industrial documentation. Singapore industrial photography. — Industrial Videography

Industrial interior photography for rolls-royce engine blast. Singapore industrial photography. — Rolls-Royce Aerospace Singapore

Singapore industrial photographer with an aerial photo of pulau semakau, by tuckys — Singapore Waste Management Photography, Tuas to Semakau

Singapore business awards 2023 for best aerial photographer and videographer .

2023 Singapore Business Awards – Best Aerial Photographer and Videographer

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