Seagulls gliding above sediment-rich glacial rivers in southern Iceland, where turquoise water slowly mixes with ochre tones from minerals and meltwater. I like how the birds add something living and almost casual to these abstract river patterns — a small reminder that this is not just geology in motion, but also a landscape full of quiet life.
Does anyone know a good online tool for creating simple but visually interesting photo slideshows? I often build these manually in Premiere Pro, but for quicker projects it would be much more convenient to use a browser-based tool with ready-made transitions and motion templates.
I recently found Momentum: https://app.momentum.uninspired.app/ that is very close to what I am looking for, and I found several useful templates there. However, many of them follow a fairly similar visual approach, so I am looking for comparable tools that offer a bit more variety.
My main use case is presenting around 20–30 photographs in an elegant way for Instagram, Pinterest, and similar platforms. I am less interested in generic social media video editors and more in tools with refined motion design, typography, transitions, and image-focused templates.
Any recommendations? (paid or free)
Does anyone know if there is a ready-made bottom smartphone mount for the DJI Mavic 4 Pro?
I’m looking into this for a client project and also for a little experimentation of my own. The setup would be used for still photography and short, controlled video sequences — not for FPV flying. The phone would be triggered remotely via a Bluetooth shutter remote or an interval timer.
Ideally, the mount should keep the phone centered and allow for reasonably balanced weight distribution. I’m aware that a bottom-mounted phone may block or interfere with some of the drone’s sensors, so this would need to be tested carefully.
Before looking into a custom 3D-printed solution, I wanted to check whether a suitable ready-made product already exists. So far, I’ve only found a bottom-mounted smartphone holder for the Mavic Mini, while the available mounts for the Mavic 4 Pro seem to be designed exclusively for mounting action cameras on top.
Does anyone know if there is a ready-made bottom smartphone mount for the DJI Mavic 4 Pro?
I’m looking into this for a client project and also for a little experimentation of my own. The setup would be used for still photography and short, controlled video sequences — not for FPV flying. The phone would be triggered remotely via a Bluetooth shutter remote or an interval timer.
Ideally, the mount should keep the phone centered and allow for reasonably balanced weight distribution. I’m aware that a bottom-mounted phone may block or interfere with some of the drone’s sensors, so this would need to be tested carefully.
Before looking into a custom 3D-printed solution, I wanted to check whether a suitable ready-made product already exists. So far, I’ve only found a bottom-mounted smartphone holder for the Mavic Mini, while the available mounts for the Mavic 4 Pro seem to be designed exclusively for mounting action cameras on top.
More abstract nature details and landscape textures: https://www.instagram.com/northlandscapes
I share more drone-based landscape work, glacial rivers, coastlines, ice patterns, and abstract aerial perspectives on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/northlandscapes
Aerial footage of Iceland’s South Coast, where a sediment-rich glacial river runs parallel to the shoreline before slowly mixing with the Atlantic. From above, the coast becomes a shifting meeting point of river, sea, black volcanic sand, and waves moving across the beach.
Frozen ice patterns above yellow sand near Hamburg, Germany. More abstract nature details and textures on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/northlandscapes/
This series focuses on brief fractions of a second inside Dettifoss, one of the most powerful waterfalls in Iceland. Fed by the glacial river Jökulsá á Fjöllum, the water drops into the deep canyon with an almost physical force, turning volume, gravity, and turbulence into a dense field of spray, foam, and vapor. See all photos on Behance.