r/drone_photography

Never seen photo of SoCal Sept 2024 fire captured on DJI air 3 breath taking (Captured out of TFR zone, within FRIA

Raw + Lightroom :)

I am using a DJI mini 4k on auto settings. I want to get more out of my pictures. Better colors I guess. 🤷🏾‍♂️

I shoot a lot of climbing photos, often hanging from the side of a cliff, but I recently purchased a Mini 5 Pro and have been experimenting with different perspectives. So far I'm enjoying it and looking forward to shooting way more.

https://www.instagram.com/shootingtheschist/

This is my first flight ever. I used my new DJI Mini 5 Pro. I did the edits using Adobe Premiere Pro. The music is my own production.

An incredible geometric pattern I spotted from above. Hundreds of mobile poultry houses arranged in perfect straight lines across the fields, looking almost like a giant board game set out across the Gloucestershire hills.

Few glacier shots from recent trip to Iceland, with people for scale in center of first shot.

This is my favorite drone picture so far ; I love to explore landscape and incorporating a human body on the scene. This picture was taken in the French Alps in the start of May, with a friend during a roadtrip.

We were lucky to find a spot where the snow was smelting just enough to reveal the flowing blue water !

Taken on DJI AIR 3S

Hello there!

I am new to the world of drone photography (or photography in general) and wanted to ask for feedback on these photos from my recent trip. I have just got my Mini 4 Pro and am exploring what it can do, as I am sure it can do a lot.

Is there anything that could be changed/better? Composition? Post-processing? Or maybe the general feel of the photos? I am new and want to learn well from the start! I have colored the DNG in DaVinci's new Photos tool.

I will be very thankful for any help : )