Had pretty bad weather most of the weekend, managed to sneek in a quick flight this evening, happy with some of the results.

Very nice. Great colors.

Love the colors. Great picture!

Beautiful image

Overall moody image. The mountain is sliding into the sea though, and the stitching is very badly done on the horizon level on the right hand side. Maybe stitch the images yourself, if this is straight out of DJI camera.
That slanting horizon is taking away from a cool image. Keep them coming.

you have done a great job!  thank you for sharing.

B1houdini Posted at 2018-9-2 10:27
Very nice. Great colors.

Many thanks!

Paul_IA Posted at 2018-9-2 10:29
Love the colors. Great picture!

Thank you

Mullheliflier Posted at 2018-9-2 10:33
Beautiful image

Thanks a lot!

Picanoc Jack Posted at 2018-9-2 15:20
you have done a great job!  thank you for sharing.

Thank you kindly

Charissa Posted at 2018-9-2 12:13
Overall moody image. The mountain is sliding into the sea though, and the stitching is very badly done on the horizon level on the right hand side. Maybe stitch the images yourself, if this is straight out of DJI camera.
That slanting horizon is taking away from a cool image. Keep them coming.

Thank you for the honest feedback. It is stitched straight from the MA. I did notice the flaw beforehand will definitely run it through photoshop and stitch it myself.

Wonderful beach along the road for Cape of Good Hope I suppose. Original colors or do you use a filter ? Many thanks for sharing.

Nice picture

astrofly Posted at 2018-9-3 23:02
Wonderful beach along the road for Cape of Good Hope I suppose. Original colors or do you use a filter ? Many thanks for sharing.

Well spotted it's in Simon's Town which is indeed on the way. Filters no. Original colors yes just dropped the highlights a little bit.

CA Mavic Pro Posted at 2018-9-3 23:13
Nice picture

Thanks

very nice indeed.

Thank you kindly

Great shot nice colours

Gregbella Posted at 2018-9-4 01:49
Great shot nice colours

Thanks Gregbella, I've been very pleasantly surprised with some of the dynamic range achieved with the MA