Welcome to the World of Flight and Photography!
Come along for the photos and the stories behind the photos.
These vignettes bring to life how a photo was captured, who was involved and what were the circumstances. Enjoy!
Welcome to the World of Flight and Photography!
Come along for the photos and the stories behind the photos.
These vignettes bring to life how a photo was captured, who was involved and what were the circumstances. Enjoy!
Friday, Saturday & Sunday, June 17, 18, and 19 in 2022 on Cohasset Common – Father’s Day Weekend
There is quality art for sale, crafts for kids, music & delicious food, especially the traditional strawberry shortcakes & lobster rolls. It’s festive for any age. Drop by my booth near the pond for aerial photos – on paper, canvas and metal – as well as books and notecards. New this year are Transition Art Screens (images printed on mesh banners which transition from light shades in the day to dark rich color at night.) Come and see!
Boston’s TV Channel 5 – Chronicle – featured me in one of their segments. I flew, photographed from the air and was interviewed by Anthony Everett. Check it out!
I was very pleased to collaborate with the Atlantic Symphony Orchestra to produce this video.
For Purchase of Video & Individual Images contact margot@margotcheel.com For Donations & Schedule of Atlantic Symphony Orchestra visit www.atlanticsymphony.org
Welcome to a Special Showing and Sales Corner for the 2021 North River Arts Festival….in my corner……The Fine Art Aerial Photography booth. I’m pleased to offer Notecards, Books and Prints for purchase online.
Notecards and Books Click here to view full selections and purchase direct
I am continually amazed by the beauty of the New England coastal area with the views from above. How shorelines form the land, how the sea impacts changes, and how interrelationships are made.
For Aerial Vistas of my Art from the Air, visit my website to view and purchase prints – www.margotcheel.com Please inquire about larger prints on canvas or metal via email margot@margotcheel.com
I often fly over Cape Cod to photograph aerial views of the stunning and every changing coastline.
The Cape Cod National Seashore with its ocean breaches over the past decade, offer many aesthetic surprises. One day I caught a small craft looking for a passage out to the open sea. This view from above shows its dilemma: things not as they once were. However, nature had a gift of spectacular beauty in the colors and shapes of shifting sand and sea (where there was once a passage).
The scene is transient and changes with the tide.
It is a privilege to see the world from above, capturing its strength and fragility through the lens of my camera. I am always delighted to find such Art from the Air, showcasing a real place on the earth.
The little boat had to take a much longer way to get to the open waters.
I was headed to the airport for a photo flight. The day was sunny. My first chance in weeks to get up and fly. But….. black menacing clouds and sudden wind gusts whipped up just as we were about to climb aboard. Checking radar we were right in the path of a line of thunderstorms. Almost instantly, there was torrential rain, thunder, lightening and hail. Mission aborted. But to end the day later at a beach, there was a magnificent sunset over Boston harbor.