10 Best Drone Pictures Taken In 2015
Drones (or UAVs for the more pedantic) belong to the future of photography. Here are the most viewed drone photos as presented by Dronestagram. This drone photo sharing website has selected 10 photos that wooed their viewers. Utilizing a drone’s superior reach photographers managed to achieve shots that would otherwise be impossible without the help of helicopters or other expensive contraptions.
“Drones are becoming an increasingly accessible way to get a new perspective on the world,” said Eric Dupin, CEO of Dronestagram. “There literally are no physical limits as to where a shot can take place anymore.” Well, I’d say it’s still impossible to take pictures inside solid objects. But other than that, you can have a look at these amazing drone photos by Amos Chapple.
More info: dronestagr.am | facebook (h/t: mashable)
Above the Xiwei Reservoir, Zoucheng, Shandong, in China
Image source: AmbroseLune
Al Marmoun camel racetrack, in Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Image source: Shoayb
Glorieto Rodolfo Sanchez Taboada, Mazatlan, Sinaloa, Mexico
Image source: Wootsor
Above the mist, in Maringa, Parana, Brazil
Image source: Ricardo Matiello
Christ the Redeemer from above, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Image source: Alexandre Salem
Lost Island
Image source: Marama
Amalfi, Italy
Image source: Dronarium
Church, Paracatu, Minas Gerais, Brazil
Image source: Alexandre Salem
Mont Saint Michel, in Normandie, France
Image source: Jérémie Eloy
An aerial shot of Lake Turgoyak, in Miass, Russian Federation
Image source: Maksim Tarasov
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Got wisdom to pour?
It’s very disturbing to see an image of Minas after the mud catastrophe amongst such beautiful pictures. It hurts; the pain helps us remember, and what happened should not be forgot.
I suppose not everyone will know what’s it about, but gladly every photo has the link of its source =)