My Top 5 DRONE PHOTOGRAPHY Tips

[@rlfisher]

Your videos are always engaging and beautiful. Great drone tips for landscape still photography.

[@jcben]

Thanks for the tips. Awesome place

[@gregorsnell]

JC! You bet! Cheers mate.

[@juanitakelly3082]

I'm not a drone flyer, but this makes me appreciate those who are even more! Beautiful results and love hearing about the techniques that go into them. Adding a little 'selfie' footage made for an even more interesting video!

[@ocskaym]

Beautiful location. I think my favorites are the top down photos. 🙂

[@mitchellmysliwiecphotography]

Great tips!

[@tomfoord8860]

Botswana! Oh man, have a great time and show us all about it.

[@iqueque]

At last, a vlog about drone photography rather than video. Great tips. I have had less success with auto panoramas, but often shoot 3 x vertical shots to stitch together in LR. Fortunately in South Africa we can fly to 500m, providing awesome landscape opportunities.

[@denisbresolin]

Greg, thank you so much for some Super Drone Tips!!! Fantastic place for Morning photos!! My fav is the panorama feature. It gives you a Wow!!! Experience. Happy Thanksgiving to You and Family.🍂🍁🦃🍷

[@oliverhummell]

6:45 Dude you gotta bring the Drone back 😀 Nice video though

[@gregorsnell]

😅 Wait till we get to Bolivia! 🇧🇴

[@scotty4418]

Definitely loved the abstract options the drone gave you Greg. Looking forward to seeing your videos from Botswana

[@seandavis6458]

Thanks for sharing and great images

[@Germainmedia]

Great tips! As always, love your work.

[@garrydelday5816]

Gorgeous images and great tips. I use a drone (DJI Phantom 4 Pro +) at work for inspecting rooves/gutters and getting images of our sports fields etc but I can never resist taking landscape shots of our surroundings and our home town whilst I am flying it. You get a completely different perspective from what we normally see. Shots from max altitude (400’/120m) can be so impressive and just showing a sliver of the horizon helps with scale 👍 they are a great tool but should always be flown within the rules and with respect to others 😉

[@SuperMacGyver1]

That location is about 15min. away from me, was shooting there as well already. You chose a very nice location. 🙂

[@phynx2006]

"The drone is a great opportunity to get really really high" hahaha 🤙😋. Nice location👀 great video👍👍😎

[@scottman895]

I still need to consider getting a drone at some point even though I've been saying this for years now, lol! These different perspectives from the drone look amazing with the landscape here. Thanks for the tips!

[@brucedelorme5026]

Greg, your instructional is awesome. All your videos when you walk us through your process is fantastic information. I've owned a drone for a few years and I just don't get it in the air enough. Always nervous to fly it in the wrong place. Just returned from Iceland where people were flying them in locations where is was clearly marked no fly zone and right o er peoples heads. Basically being A- holes. Worried about being that guy's. Awesome work again Greg

[@eiremic]

I just purchased a drone for the beautiful shots that it can capture. So nervous to do too much… a work in progress. Thank you for your lessons.

[@gregorsnell]

Do you guys have any additional top tips to add? I feel like flying close to a subject, safely, can also create cool perspectives for Drone Photography.

[@dutchmtbroutes876]

My pro tip: Don't fly your drone into a Lagos-cliff during the first day of your first vacation with it.

[@davidwalker2402]

Great tips Greg thank you.😊

[@RH-adventure]

Great stuff Greg👍 How do you find great locations to fly in Germany? I’m using the Droniq app and it’s pretty much forbidden everywhere😢Maybe the app is not accurate. I usually go home to Sweden to fly my drone. I haven’t got the balls to confront angry Germans.

[@gregorsnell]

@@RH-adventure Hi Robert. I use that app too and agree it’s really hard in Germany. Best way is to research where you want to shoot and then use Droniq to double check if it’s clear to fly. I find the app Location Scout is also a great resource 👍