I recently got back from Dorset, UK and had a few great opportunities to fly.

Having not flown much this year was great to get back to it.

These were taken at Durdle Door.

Hello there MavicRich. Good day and thank you for posting these cool photos that you have shot. Great work and keep flying. .

Great Shots Rich,  was that HDR mode on the M2p?       

Very impressive shots.    Glad you are back flying again.

Well done, its a great place to take photographs, It's a shame Lulworth estates plaster "No Drones" signs as the land owner. It is clear you flew at a sensible time with respect that the beach was empty.

DJI Stephen Posted at 8-30 02:54
Hello there MavicRich. Good day and thank you for posting these cool photos that you have shot. Great work and keep flying.  .

Thankyou

DAFlys Posted at 8-30 04:26
Great Shots Rich,  was that HDR mode on the M2p?

Thanks buddy, no was actually post process, maybe a tad too much in hindsight....

DowntownRDB Posted at 8-30 06:07
Very impressive shots.    Glad you are back flying again.

Thanks very much!

Mavic57pro2 Posted at 8-30 09:24
Well done, its a great place to take photographs, It's a shame Lulworth estates plaster "No Drones" signs as the land owner. It is clear you flew at a sensible time with respect that the beach was empty.

Thanks very much. It is a shame I agree. These were taken around 6am, literally noone around as you say. I saw someone midday flying one though, pretty stupid! Literally hundreds of people.

I actually took off on foreshore. Just as a talking point do you or anyone else have views on this? Even on private land it seems a way around takeoff and landing?

MavicRich Posted at 8-30 11:24
Thanks buddy, no was actually post process, maybe a tad too much in hindsight....

Great thing with digital is you can always go back and tweak the process.

MavicRich Posted at 8-30 11:24
Thanks very much!

My pleasure.  

MavicRich Posted at 8-30 11:27
Thanks very much. It is a shame I agree. These were taken around 6am, literally noone around as you say. I saw someone midday flying one though, pretty stupid! Literally hundreds of people.

I actually took off on foreshore. Just as a talking point do you or anyone else have views on this? Even on private land it seems a way around takeoff and landing?

I think Lulworth estates own most of the land around Durdle door. You can walk from National Trust car park at Ringstead Bay east towards Durdle Door, a take off from the coast path would avoid seeing the signs, plead ignorance and just get a warning.

Lovely shots!

MavicRich Posted at 8-30 11:23
Thankyou

Hi there MavicRich. You are very much welcome and it is my pleasure to see your work. Have a safe and a happy flying always. .