Hi all,

I'm kinda new to the drone-community, but i do want to share my pictures so i can get better!

Hoping on some tips/tricks which i can use to make better pictures!

Picture is taken in the Netherlands.

i like the subject of your photo. it would be interesting to see when the bridge deck is in the up position.

That’s a hunk of steel !
Outstanding.
Maybe play with some positioning and shadows at sunrise / sunset.

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I think it's an Excellent Shot.

Great photo, especially for your first one on here. I'm sure I've seen a few posts from people in the Netherlands, so you may be able to connect with them to share location info etc.

I like it too!

John

Great picture, reminds me of a saying. “Give me a big enough lever and I can move the world”.

Great photo, and I love the composition. If you're genuinely looking for tips, try straightening the horizon and, as TRuav suggests, playing with the light in the golden hour. Otherwise, I really like the photo. If I had taken it, it would probably be hanging up on my wall!

very nice shot  

Very cool
Find out when a boat is coming an hover over the site and video.
Then, do a timelapse

JimFandango Posted at 2018-7-25 01:48
Great photo, and I love the composition. If you're genuinely looking for tips, try straightening the horizon and, as TRuav suggests, playing with the light in the golden hour. Otherwise, I really like the photo. If I had taken it, it would probably be hanging up on my wall!

wauw, that's a great compliment! Thanks!

Great picture!!

Interesting engineering in that lift bridge.  And your capture was great.  I agree with what was said about the horizon, and not that its really necessary, but you could adjust the overall saturation to make the colors pop a little more. (very subjective mind you, some folks go way to far with that).  Some folks will also use some very light sharpening too...

Great work all in all.  Congrats.

Very nice photo.

Awesome shot! These little flying cameras really open up a whole new world.

Very nice image. Tips wise, straighten horizon, shave a tad off the bottom and add a sliver in the sky, comp wise (if it were mine). I would maybe have used a polarizer if i had one, to cut some of the glare of the water.

Charissa Posted at 2018-7-26 00:47
Very nice image. Tips wise, straighten horizon, shave a tad off the bottom and add a sliver in the sky, comp wise (if it were mine). I would maybe have used a polarizer if i had one, to cut some of the glare of the water.

Thanks again for your tips. What do you mean by adding a sliver? I'm kinda new so pardon me for any noob questions..

shave a tad = take some off the bottom of the image. Adding a sliver is add a bit at the top of the image.
More sky and slightly less foreground.

Charissa Posted at 2018-7-26 04:28
shave a tad = take some off the bottom of the image. Adding a sliver is add a bit at the top of the image.
More sky and slightly less foreground.

right! Thank you

Something like this, if u don,t mind. One minute edit, straightened, added some sky and cropped. This is your image though, so if u like it as is, great.
(If u do, i will delete the image)

Charissa Posted at 2018-7-26 07:03
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Something like this, if u don,t mind. One minute edit, straightened, added some sky and cropped. This is your image though, so if u like it as is, great.
(If u do, i will delete the image)

i don't mind as i said: Tips please!  So thank you

very nice

Nice work!