Take close to my home, both less than 500m.

WOW !  #2 is really amazing, great capture with that sun

Freezin cold i guess??

cheers
JJB

Wow, stunning captures! Amazing works

Great captures

Beautiful, it’s almost like the Cirrostratus or Cirrus cloud formation in the second shot, it’s an amazing sight to wake up to every morning.

Hello and good day G_Sig. These are an amazing photos you have captured. Great work and thank you for sharing them.

Yes photo 2 is great!

JJB* Posted at 4-1 03:39
WOW !  #2 is really amazing, great capture with that sun

Freezin cold i guess??

Thanks for the comment.
This photo just happen to bee like this.
If you zoom in on the bottom of the picture close to the river
you can see what I was looking for.
It's a mink tracks.

jacksonnai Posted at 4-1 04:19
Wow, stunning captures! Amazing works

Thank you.

Woe Posted at 4-1 04:39
Great captures

Thank you.

hallmark007 Posted at 4-1 07:09
Beautiful, it’s almost like the Cirrostratus or Cirrus cloud formation in the second shot, it’s an amazing sight to wake up to every morning.

Thank you.
As I commented in my reply to JJB*
This photo just happen to bee like this.
If you zoom in on the bottom of the picture close to the river
you can see what I was looking for.
It's a mink tracks.
The red mist in the upper left half of the picture could bee
because I used low quality ND 16 filter.
Could have been really good picture if I used good ND filter.
Using no filter will result in to high shutter speed.

This one is taken with ND 1000

DJI Stephen Posted at 4-1 07:52
Hello and good day G_Sig. These are an amazing photos you have captured. Great work and thank you for sharing them.

Thank you.

MavSpa_user Posted at 4-1 08:27
Yes photo 2 is great!

Thank you.

G_Sig Posted at 4-1 10:01
Thanks for the comment.
This photo just happen to bee like this.
If you zoom in on the bottom of the picture close to the river

yes, i see this mink trail now.

G_Sig Posted at 4-1 10:40
Thank you.

You are very much welcome G_Sig. Have a safe and happy flying always.

G_Sig Posted at 4-1 10:08
Thank you.

You're welcome

G_Sig Posted at 4-1 10:06
Thank you.

You're welcome G_Sig

G_Sig Posted at 4-1 10:06
Thank you.

Added 4 pictures of my flying location at home.
1. Is taken few hundreds meter away and my home is on the right side.


Next is taken over my house heading east.


Then south.

And west.
Had to change the light because of sun.

The first image would have been one of the best if you'd learned to use your histogram.  It's just underexposed.  Some of the others could use the same help.  What you have here in a series of stills are not helped by ND filters, just proper exposure.  Shutter speed makes no difference with these.

Very nice shot! Love the second one much. You are living in a amazing place!

Wow, very nice captures

AG0N-Gary Posted at 4-2 18:05
The first image would have been one of the best if you'd learned to use your histogram.  It's just underexposed.  Some of the others could use the same help.  What you have here in a series of stills are not helped by ND filters, just proper exposure.  Shutter speed makes no difference with these.

Thanks for the advice and I have to admit that I have newer turned histogram on.
The same is with editing photos, I simply avoid it.
Any good readings which you can advice about this ?

G_Sig Posted at 4-3 05:02
Thanks for the advice and I have to admit that I have newer turned histogram on.
The same is with editing photos, I simply avoid it.
Any good readings which you can advice about this ?

If you turn on the histogram, you can see how high your brights are going and raise them up manually to a little under white clip, brightening the entire image without blowing out the whites.  This is normal in auto expo mode because the light meter is always trying to adjust to neutral gray average.  When you have a bright object in the image, such as the sun, and lots of other white stuff, it tries to bring it down making things grey instead of nice bright white.  Of course, over correction will clip the details out of the bright parts, so you stay just below that.  The histogram is a great tool, and can save you from missing some very nice shots.  It does take a bit longer to evaluate what you are seeing, but with practice, it will only take you a couple of seconds to see what is needed and make the change.

G_Sig Posted at 4-3 05:02
Thanks for the advice and I have to admit that I have newer turned histogram on.
The same is with editing photos, I simply avoid it.
Any good readings which you can advice about this ?

If you turn on the histogram, you can see how high your brights are going and raise them up manually to a little under white clip, brightening the entire image without blowing out the whites.  This is normal in auto expo mode because the light meter is always trying to adjust to neutral gray average.  When you have a bright object in the image, such as the sun, and lots of other white stuff, it tries to bring it down making things grey instead of nice bright white.  Of course, over correction will clip the details out of the bright parts, so you stay just below that.  The histogram is a great tool, and can save you from missing some very nice shots.  It does take a bit longer to evaluate what you are seeing, but with practice, it will only take you a couple of seconds to see what is needed and make the change.

AG0N-Gary Posted at 4-3 06:44
If you turn on the histogram, you can see how high your brights are going and raise them up manually to a little under white clip, brightening the entire image without blowing out the whites.  This is normal in auto expo mode because the light meter is always trying to adjust to neutral gray average.  When you have a bright object in the image, such as the sun, and lots of other white stuff, it tries to bring it down making things grey instead of nice bright white.  Of course, over correction will clip the details out of the bright parts, so you stay just below that.  The histogram is a great tool, and can save you from missing some very nice shots.  It does take a bit longer to evaluate what you are seeing, but with practice, it will only take you a couple of seconds to see what is needed and make the change.

Based on this histogram this photo is a little underexposed as the main part is white?

DJI Panda Posted at 4-3 00:27
Very nice shot! Love the second one much. You are living in a amazing place!

Thank you. Yes it's a good place.

maddox Posted at 4-3 04:03
Wow, very nice captures

Thank you.

G_Sig Posted at 4-3 11:27
Based on this histogram this photo is a little underexposed as the main part is white?
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Yes, plus or minus the artist's desire.  The brightest items in the image would normally be just under the white line (clipping), but the photographer may want to show that it was dusk, etc., and purposely hold back the exposure.  The photographer has to decide what he wants the brightest object to be.  He may overexpose some items on purpose to brighten others that could be of more interest to him/her.

G_Sig Posted at 4-3 12:00
Thank you.

You're welcome

AG0N-Gary Posted at 4-3 17:33
Yes, plus or minus the artist's desire.  The brightest items in the image would normally be just under the white line (clipping), but the photographer may want to show that it was dusk, etc., and purposely hold back the exposure.  The photographer has to decide what he wants the brightest object to be.  He may overexpose some items on purpose to brighten others that could be of more interest to him/her.

What about these?

Stunning, spectacular scenery. Drone heaven for sure.

Great capture!

G_Sig Posted at 4-5 11:17
What about these?
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Excellent!  Great improvement for sure.

Very nice shots

A J Posted at 4-5 11:45
Stunning, spectacular scenery. Drone heaven for sure.

Thank you.
It has been good weather for few days now as seen on the pictures posted.

Montfrooij Posted at 4-5 12:49
Great capture!

Thank you.

AG0N-Gary Posted at 4-5 16:02
Excellent!  Great improvement for sure.

Thank you for all the help.
It has helped a lot and hopefully will result in better pictures.

FatherXmas Posted at 4-5 16:07
Very nice shots

Thank you.

G_Sig Posted at 4-6 07:33
Thank you.
It has been good weather for few days now as seen on the pictures posted.
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Majestic looking shot! Good work!

G_Sig Posted at 4-6 07:34
Thank you.

You're welcome!