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So if you find something that's too bizarre not to share, make sure to hit him up! Dronestagram is a photography community, founded over 5 years ago, where people share their best drone photos. Every year they host a contest and award the best drone photographs of the year.
- Every Breath You Take. If you had your favorite spot on your roof where you enjoyed getting some naked tan time, well, that might not be the best idea anymore.
- The “Friendly” Waters Of Australia. Australia is one of those places in the world where you don’t really want to mess around if you don’t know what you’re doing.
- The King Of The Jungle. This interesting picture was captured by a man who actually decided to sacrifice his drone to the lions in order to film the lion attack from the perspective of the prey.
- Alien Life Among Us. There have been numerous photos used to prove the existence of the alien life among us. Most of the people believe that there might be some form of life in the universe outside of the Earth, but they don’t actually think that the aliens have taken any interest in the humans at all.
- Luca Venturi
- Nature Category Winner: Gray Whale Plays Pushing Tourists. At the end of the gray whale season, I was told about a gray whale that, for the last 3 years, used to play with the boats, pushing them gently.
- Nature Category Runner-Up: Flamingos At Lake Logipi. The early morning sun lights a scene of flamingos gathered at the edge of Lake Logipi, next to an interesting fan-like geological formation.
- Wildlife Category Winner: Where Herons Live. Many think that herons make nests in reeds or in a swamp. In fact, they nest in the tops of huge trees and with a drone, it is sometimes possible to see them.
- Photo Of The Year: Love Heart Of Nature. In winter, a shark is inside a salmon school when, chasing the baitfish, the shape becomes a heart shape. Report.
- A vibrant forest. Drone photography master Micheal L B. Rasmussen took this image when he was on a walk in the woods. A brilliantly vibrant and colourful view of the forest below is just breathtaking.
- A colourful sunset. It makes an absolute sense to use drones for snapping amazing sunsets. We certainly get a better view of the horizon and the way up in the sky.
- Beauty in the coastlines. Island coastlines are a undisputed favourites with the drone photographers and with snaps like this, it’s easy to see understand why.
- A sun-drenched forest. One more beautiful drone picture featuring copious amounts of trees. This sunshine drenched peninsula makes for a brilliant aerial photography.
Aug 13, 2020 · People don’t even blink or turn to look when a fat old DJI Phantom huffs and puffs overhead to take yet another aerial photo of the neighbour’s zen garden. Yet despite the now mainstream quadcopter drone being a staple of daily life, there are still plenty of people pushing the limit of drone design.
- Sydney Butler
Oct 9, 2020 · These are the best drone photos of the year — and they will blow your mind. From a shark hole in a heart-shaped salmon school to social-distanced protests, these photos are something else.
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Jan 8, 2019 · Drones have been able to capture some of the most beautiful shots across the globe, from castles, courtyards and countless landscapes across countries such as Russia, Italy, India, Vietnam and so many more, you name it, there's an incredible drone shot of it!
