MombasaFlash
Heli's & Tele's bloke
Me too. Invariably makes it extremely atmospheric. Very nice shots.
Show us what you shot.
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FerdinandK
Member
Hello over here
Here some shots of today:
(do you see the lost propeller on the pic? of course it is not fair because of the resolution)
Here it is (zoomed to max resolution):
best regards
Ferdinand
Here some shots of today:
(do you see the lost propeller on the pic? of course it is not fair because of the resolution)
Here it is (zoomed to max resolution):
best regards
Ferdinand
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Gunter
Draganflyer X4
RC Flying
A Drone Mind
Fantastic Gunter, that's one of the best uses for low altitude aerial photography I think. It's quite hard convincing archeologists to give you a try sometimes because they don't usually have any money, and they sometimes use kite aerial photography and such, which is nowhere near as good but they don't know that.
Gunter
Draganflyer X4
I was told by the dig leader that they paid £650 for the hire of the cherry picker for the day. I'm sure I could take twice as many photos from directly overhead for half that money, so I am sure they will give me a call next year!
Explorocam
Airborne Media Pros
Stay in constant contact with them throughout the year. Someone else could swoop in during the off-season. They might have other digs elsewhere.
Gunter
Draganflyer X4
They did have someone do photos with a kite as well, but a kite needs a good, strong wind to get it up! I obviously have an advantage over them...
Yes, I will keep in touch for future business!
Gunter.
Explorocam
Airborne Media Pros
All I'm saying is stay in contact and make yourself the go to guy. You don't know if the kite people are looking at multirotors or if he will meet a another multirotor guy at some kind of event or something. You want to be the go-to-guy. You have an advantage over the present situation, but you don't know what tomorrow will bring and you will never know. So at least stay in contact so that you're the guy he thinks of calling first. You've done a great job with that photo, I think it would be great if you could be compensated.
Gunter
Draganflyer X4
So do I
Taking photographs of people taking photographs of people who aren't there any more. Spooky!
Nice shooting
Thanks!
They haven't found many human remains, and they aren't sure why not. They must have buried their dead somewhere else, or maybe cremated them.....time will tell!
Explorocam
Airborne Media Pros
In that case you offer to fly around to scope out new areas of possible interest. Topography and land forms spotted from a multirotor could give clue to where to continue the investigation.
Kilby
Active Member
We got these today. They were shot in the Canton neighborhood of Baltimore, MD. We were inspired by a tribute to the late restaurateur Patrick 'Scunny' McCusker that was painted in the middle of Canton Square. I knew it wouldn't last long, so I thought we would document it and donate a print for auction at his favorite charity event. While we were there, we grabbed a few other shots of the church down the street and temple around the corner.
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Droider
Drone Enthusiast
Nice work again Kilby.. hows the sale of you stuff going. I was well impressed with your framed stuff
Dave
Kilby
Active Member
Hey Dave,
Thanks. The sales have been going pretty well. We had a one night showing that we sold several pieces at, and we just set up a long term exhibit where we have already sold another on opening night. We are planning a numbered series of prints of the tribute photo above to help benefit one of Scunny's favorite charities, Believe in Tomorrow National Children's Foundation. We are hoping to be able to raise a few dollars in his name, and help the children out some.
-Terry
Thanks. The sales have been going pretty well. We had a one night showing that we sold several pieces at, and we just set up a long term exhibit where we have already sold another on opening night. We are planning a numbered series of prints of the tribute photo above to help benefit one of Scunny's favorite charities, Believe in Tomorrow National Children's Foundation. We are hoping to be able to raise a few dollars in his name, and help the children out some.
-Terry
Jake Bullit
Fly,crash,glue,repeat!
Looks a good place to get baptised
Nice pics:thumbup:
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Nice pics:thumbup:
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Jake Bullit
Fly,crash,glue,repeat!
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fair enough, here are the photos from the same time at the river, I will moved the video
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Kilby
Active Member
Very cool stuff, Jack. We just went for a hike through Patapsco yesterday. I recently picked up an NEX 5n and haven't been able to stop playing with the panoramic feature, so this came out of our hike.
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