I'm I the only one that feels like what it is to be the last eagle hunter ? Many thanks to DJI for making this dream possible.

Hi, thanks for sharing your amazing images with us. Cheers!

Those are totally stunning!  Can you tell some about what they are and how you came to get them?

Stunning captures

Beautiful shots!

MccloudSpark Posted at 5-16 16:22
Those are totally stunning!  Can you tell some about what they are and how you came to get them?

It seems like Mongolia or Kazakhstan

Powerful view!

Wow, nice captures!

Are you Asher Svidensky, the photographer who copyrighted his eagle project photos, or did you just copy them from the web?

If you are, can you tell us your impression of the Spark as a photography platform? I'd love to hear how you use it.

Awesome shots !!!!!

Now that is a hand launch/retrieve that demands respect. Thanks for sharing these great pictures. (Now I feel like a wimp for not hand launching my MP.)  

Wow. Beautiful.

Well that's something you don't see everyday!

Brilliant lighting of a rare and probably dying art. Well done.

I love the combination of the two flying hobbies.

Beautiful images

Wow.... fantastic shots

Wow ... fantastic shots!

Wow, did you took these photos? Looks awesome.

Stunning captures

Great Shots. Thanks for posting

Warriewoodlad Posted at 5-17 14:20
Now that is a hand launch/retrieve that demands respect. Thanks for sharing these great pictures. (Now I feel like a wimp for not hand launching my MP.)

Haha, don't! I train hawks and falcons (not quite as large as eagles but I have held them too) and I still don't hand launch my M2P!

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