Quiraing from up high

[richardhurst]

Taken last weekend whilst away in Skye. Was there 5 days and had constant rain and dull skies but nice to finally get there. This was taken from my Inspire RAW quadcopter.

Quiraing Aerial by Richard Hurst, on Flickr

 

[Paul Cronin]

Just proves you don't need sunshine to make a wonderful picture. I like the mood and the sky there.

 

[jovial]

Wow, what a location and what a way to capture it!

 

[4wd]

I was just watching that video, and description suggests some was recorded using a Mavic?
Have you had chance to use it much?

The still above is the higlight of the video too I think.

 

[richardhurst]

I was just watching that video, and description suggests some was recorded using a Mavic?
Have you had chance to use it much?

The still above is the higlight of the video too I think.

Hi, I put that in the title to draw some traffic to the video. I had a play with a pre production model which I found amazing. Mine is on route and I think for portability its going to end up being my go to drone.

 

[4wd]

There are a lot of first flight vids coming up now but mainly USA so far.
I think it will be well into November before many arrive here.

 

[richardhurst]

First batches hit the UK next Friday but most of them are all pre ordered so more stock will be mid to end November

 

[SFTPhotography]

I do like that, different prespective and there are subtle plays of the light just to bring it to life. Looks nice and detailed to, at this res anyway. I don't know much about flying drones but one comment I would make is I would like to have seen a bit more of the land and a bit less of the sky. Its seems as if you've cut off a bit too much of cleat below.

 

[jerry12953]

Taken from a drone.....it took me a while to work that out!

Anyway, I do like it. Makes a change from all the "Quirang at dawn" shots which are a bit of a cliche, for me anyway.

I agree with Steve that it could benefit from including a bit more foreground.