Oregon drone stock footage
Oregon drone stock footage of Multnomah Falls, the Columbia River Gorge and Rowena Crest, with orchard-valley aerials from the same road trip. Compare waterfall approaches, river panoramas and road views before opening a clip for its preview and master-file specifications.
16 clips · CA$20 per clip · Steven Video Production
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Select a poster to watch the preview, check the master specifications and review usage notes.
Aerial rise toward Multnomah Falls with forest and road context
2.7K · 0:11 · Rise Up
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Steady aerial view of Multnomah Falls and forested cliffs
2.7K · 0:10 · Static Hover
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Aerial approach toward Multnomah Falls in the Columbia River Gorge
2.7K · 0:20 · Push In
Oregon
Aerial pullback showing both tiers of Multnomah Falls
2.7K · 0:14 · Pull Out
Oregon
Slow aerial approach to Multnomah Falls in Oregon
2.7K · 0:20 · Push In
Oregon
Aerial rise toward the upper lip of Multnomah Falls, Oregon
2.7K · 0:20 · Rise Up
Oregon
Aerial panorama across the Columbia River toward forested ridges
2.7K · 0:20 · Slow Pan Left
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Aerial view along the Columbia River Gorge and shoreline highway
2.7K · 0:15 · Static Hover
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Distant aerial approach to Multnomah Falls and forested slopes
2.7K · 0:13 · Push In
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Multnomah Falls aerial pullback revealing the lodge and trails
2.7K · 0:11 · Pull Out
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Wooded cliffs and highway beside a lagoon in the Columbia River Gorge
2.7K · 0:16 · Static Hover
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Slow aerial approach across an orchard valley in the Columbia Gorge region
2.7K · 0:25 · Push In
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Slow aerial panorama across orchards and forest in the Columbia Gorge region
2.7K · 0:20 · Slow Pan Right
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Aerial approach over orchard rows in the Columbia Gorge region of Oregon
2.7K · 0:24 · Push In
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Aerial approach to the hairpin road at Rowena Crest in Oregon
2.7K · 0:10 · Push In
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Panoramic aerial view of the Columbia River Gorge from Rowena Crest
2.7K · 0:22 · Slow Pan Left
Oregon
Choosing shots for your edit
The Multnomah Falls shots include rising views, forward approaches and pullbacks that bring both waterfall tiers and the footbridge into frame. Wider angles show the surrounding forest, visitor area and lodge. For a travel edit, choose a distant view to establish the location, then compare the closer approaches for a cut into the waterfall. Several angles cover the same subject, so check the movement and framing before buying adjacent shots.
The river footage includes steady views of wooded slopes and a shoreline highway, plus slow pans across the Columbia River. Rowena Crest adds a forward approach to the hairpin road and a panorama following the gorge. Orchard clips show leafless rows, rural buildings and low cloud; the exact farm is unverified. All Oregon masters in this collection are 2688×1512 (2.7K), not 4K. The still images below are browsing posters; open a clip to watch its eight-second preview and check the full duration.
Review the stock footage licence and individual usage notes before buying. For more locations and search filters, return to the full stock footage library.
Questions about this collection
- Which Oregon locations can I find here?
- The collection covers Multnomah Falls, the Columbia River Gorge and the road below the Rowena Crest viewpoint. Orchard scenery is labelled at the regional level because the exact farm has not been verified.
- Are these Oregon clips available in 4K?
- These Oregon files are native 2.7K, at 2688×1512. Each detail page lists the master frame rate, duration and file size. The public preview is a separate eight-second, 640×360 browsing file.
- Can I use the waterfall and orchard shots in advertising?
- Read the licence and the individual clip's usage notes before choosing a shot. No model or property releases are supplied. Lodge buildings, visitors and recognisable farm property may require additional clearance for your intended use.
- How can I compare the waterfall camera moves?
- Open the clip pages from the posters below. Each page has a playable preview and a camera-movement field, so you can compare static hovers, rises, push-ins and pullbacks before selecting a master.