nrgwise Posted at 2016-1-23 03:04
and cropping is everything in post processing

I never crop. I don't see the point. Just get the shot right, it saves time.

Hey Tim, I totally agree, very nice work and Photography is truly creative and the view point of another. That is what inspires us. Thanks for the post.

zcholla Posted at 2016-1-24 03:00

cool one! the shadows on a rooftops look very interesting

sugahara Posted at 2016-1-23 02:40
Agreed- 90 degrees down makes for some great photos!

stunning!

I really like this kind of photos!
Here is one of mine. It's National Palace of Culture's park, in Sofia, Bulgaria.

Just a shape that caught my eye:

As a person that uses photogrammetry all I ever use is 90 down;)

pantera989@gmai Posted at 2016-1-25 12:39
Just a shape that caught my eye:

Now thats a cool shot.

I see so many photos on this forum that look so professional. Magazine quality and creativity!!!

pantera989@gmai Posted at 2016-1-26 02:39
Just a shape that caught my eye:

Beats

kmb9 Posted at 2016-1-25 22:57
I really like this kind of photos!
Here is one of mine. It's National Palace of Culture's park, in S ...

beautiful! did you do any color grading on it?

They look surreal

carlosbsantana Posted at 2016-1-27 04:16
They look surreal

You was flying over paradise  

What's the opposite of   a droneadarys   in the  desert.
  
            A ski bum in the  mountains

lignow Posted at 2016-1-27 18:32
What's the opposite of   a droneadarys   in the  desert.
  
             A ski bum in the  mountains ...

cool! can you ski and control a drone at the same time?

BAUMGARTNER Posted at 2016-1-28 00:46
my photo bigger ...

Can't see your pictures..

Its called finding your style and sticking with it no matter what others think.  At that point I think it becomes art.

Wolfiesden Posted at 2016-1-29 04:35
Its called finding your style and sticking with it no matter what others think.  At that point I thi ...

totally agree!  art is to be independent from other opinions

lignow Posted at 2016-1-27 05:32
What's the opposite of   a droneadarys   in the  desert.
  
             A ski bum in the  mountains ...

Cool, hey turned clockwise maybe from higher altitude that might look like a running deer

DJI-Tim Posted at 2016-1-25 22:18
Beats

Hey Tim, you and pantera have the same taste.

jack1144 Posted at 2016-1-29 09:39
Hey Tim, you and pantera have the same taste.

yeach, right!  Beats logo is the first thing i've recognized on that photo

Top of a water tower:


For reference, here is the oblique angle of it:

Greats pictures! Nice! Greetings from Spain

nrgwise Posted at 2016-1-23 08:56
Telling the truth and being honest are not the same in my opinion.  I can tell you the truth about  ...

I also disagree. I'm also a photographer; you can apply the same "anyone/everyone can do it" to any photo ever taken. You send 3 photographers to the same event and often get back different photos because each individual will see things in a different way. That's the human element. Just like artists will sketch a different image of the same figure sitting in the same room or video editors, all given the same footage, will never have the same final edited product.

I agree that the same POV and beach/ocean scene can become repetitive (maybe that's what you are trying to say), but it's mostly because Chen Jin Weng approaches his compositions in a similar way with his UAV and has applied a square crop approach to all. The camel shot is especially successful because the line of the dune ridge, mimicked by the line of the trail re-inforce the long awesome shadows. It's all a bit of luck, vision, and skill for all photographers whether a photo was nailed or not. It doesn't matter if it was shot on a phone /Canon /Nikon/brownie but what does matter is the brain behind the camera that gets the final image.

That's beautiful!

This is really cool!

http://forum.dji.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=41366&extra=page%3D1&mobile=2

Joaquín Zamora Posted at 2016-1-30 15:27
Greats pictures! Nice! Greetings from Spain

nice one, i love the way the light falls on the bushes  (or trees)

Very interesting shots. As a newbie I'm Just starting out making videos. I hadn't even considered 90 degree still shots but I certainly will now. Thanks!

Ragwing Posted at 2016-2-2 05:39
Very interesting shots. As a newbie I'm Just starting out making videos. I hadn't even considered 90 ...

Yeah, you can get some interesting results tilting your camera all the way down

except for the part where he is flying over people, that's not very safe...

jack1144 Posted at 2016-1-22 20:35
Ok, ain't that the truth.
Disagree though, an example is the foresight to see an image before you  ...

And as a non-photographer, just a guy with a camera drone, I ask what's wrong with easy?

artichoke Posted at 2016-2-7 04:49
And as a non-photographer, just a guy with a camera drone, I ask what's wrong with easy?

My thoughts exactly.  Image Link

carlosbsantana Posted at 2016-1-27 04:16
They look surreal

Beautiful! I am going there (Punta Cana) in July this year, Is the use of drone allowed in  Dominican Republic?

TheDroneRanger Posted at 2016-1-23 14:12
I never crop. I don't see the point. Just get the shot right, it saves time.

There's nothing wrong whatsoever with cropping or post-processing an image.  I do wildlife photography as a hobby, shooting mostly in Nikon RAW format, and both are skills that can and do add immensely to the quality and art of the photograph.  Most, if not all, of the top-tier nature photographers would agree, I believe.

Composition in-camera is critical, but the artificiality of the frame aspect ratio dictated by camera/sensor should never be a limitation on what the photographer wants to show.

Juliano Cruz Posted at 2016-2-14 23:02
Beautiful! I am going there (Punta Cana) in July this year, Is the use of drone allowed in  Dominic ...

Absolutely! Make sure you bring yours