Lets see some stills

[4wd]

Whorlton Castle
The present remains are only a gatehouse, most of the stone was carted away to build houses in a village close by.
The gatehouse was used as a barn by an adjacent farm so survived.

William the Conqueror stayed here in 1069-70, while organising laying waste most of the North of England in an early version of ethnic cleansing.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harrying_of_the_North

Every settlement was destroyed, animals killed, crops burnt.
They even spread salt on the fields so crops could not be planted for years.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CQxwGU8UbkQ

 

[fastsmiles]

fort McHenry national monument right before
Drones were banned

Beautiful pic, wish I could fly there. Maybe some day when all the controversy settles down.

 

[M.Tigelaar]

Muiderslot
Also nearby Amsterdam

Nice: I thought about flying there last weekend! Great spot.

Thanks !! :mrgreen:

 

[bpslm]

Chattahoochee river


Atlanta skyline

 

[lutece7]

180degreephotography, you are showing the best photography on this forum. You arent using a vision camera or a go pro, are using a camera that requires a DJI s800 or s1000? I dont think you can shoot the kind of night time and dusk shots you shoot unless you are usinf a sony rx100 or a lumix. Am i right ?

 

[M.Tigelaar]

The The North sea canal in Amsterdam

http://youtu.be/3aW17HPWCPI

To the sea


To the city

 

[detholm]

Here's one of mine

 

[Meta4]

180degreephotography, you are showing the best photography on this forum. You aren't using a vision camera or a go pro, are using a camera that requires a DJI s800 or s1000? I dont think you can shoot the kind of night time and dusk shots you shoot unless you are usinf a sony rx100 or a lumix. Am i right ?

Sorry - wrong.
Go back to page 7 of this thread and read 180's explanation of how he gets those shots.

 

[lsteigerwalt]

There is a difference between a bunch of us guys trying to take decent pics and a photographer with editing experience. Props to everyone on their great pics.

 

[detholm]

another one. lots of photosshop... the camera on this thing makes you work for it.

 

[180degreephotography]

It really does. Just remember to use the RAW file for your stills and if you find subject matter and angle you really like shoot more than one exposure and combine in post production. Also don’t forget to apply noise reduction and sharpening to your images as well. It’s not always needed but can be helpful for troublesome exposures.

BTW I really appreciate the praise I’ve gotten from others on this forum. We have some great images in this thread and I get lots of ideas from the stuff I see here.

Let’s keep the awesome images coming!

 

[Beaugolfs]

Taken back on 7/1/2014 in New Mexico.

 

[dbooty]

Williamstown Beach, Melbourne Australia

 

[Meta4]

Mooloolaba, Australia

 

[Noël]

The The North sea canal in Amsterdam

http://youtu.be/3aW17HPWCPI

To the sea


To the city

Are you aware that you are flying in a no fly area so close to Schiphol?

 

[slothead]

Here are a couple I captured a couple days ago. One is looking west (into the sunset) and the other is looking east (away from the sunset). I think you can figure out which is which. And yes, there is a little color enhancement in both.

 

[lignow]

Not Bad...I like the first 1

 

[180degreephotography]

One from this morning. Had a slight panic attack when I lost control over the water but regained control after accidentally setting the home location over the water and watching the drone slowly lower toward the water. Whew! I need more practice.

 

[180degreephotography]

Charlotte from Freedom Park which is a few miles away. I wanna do a shot that includes the fountain and the city in background. Maybe next time. I thought I might be pushing my luck after losing control this morning.

 

[lutece7]

you do great work. beautiful shot. are those pop up tents in the lower left hand corner? they really add a lot to the photo. how did you accidentally set the home point over the water? lately, after take off, I run my vision out and to the right a little ways, but it in Home Lock, then bring the stick back just to make sure the home point is set.