aerial photography
First-Ever International Aerial Photographer of the Year competition Announces its winners
The first-ever International Aerial Photographer of the Year competition has announced its winners, and the results are nothing short of breathtaking. With over 1,500 entries…
This guy stripped his GoPros to bare minimum to mount them on his rocket
GoPros and action cameras are small. We all know that. It’s their single biggest advantage over larger and more capable equipment. But sometimes, they’re still…
These photographers turned their plane into a flying camera
It’s not easy to operate a camera from a light aircraft, but Alaskans Joe McAneney and Andrew Esola have combined their passions for flying and…
Siena Drone Photo Awards 2024 heats up; get a sneak peek at the nominees
If you’re into aerial photography, get ready for a visual feast. The nominees for the Siena Drone Photo Awards 2024 have just been announced. Like…
Satellite image shows massive phytoplankton bloom in the Celtic Sea
Spring has unveiled a breathtaking spectacle in the Celtic Sea, captivating scientists, photographers, and photo enthusiasts alike. NASA’s Aqua satellite captured a stunning natural-color image…
First-ever drone footage captures penguin chicks’ leap from 50-feet cliff into the sea
National Geographic’s upcoming documentary Secrets of the Penguins captures a groundbreaking discovery. For the first time ever, emperor penguin chicks have been filmed taking a…
Photographer captures two humpback whales creating a perfect Fibonacci spiral
In the icy waters of Antarctica, photographer Piet van den Bemd captured a sight you don’t see every day – but in a pattern you probably do. While filming with his drone, he captured two humpback whales demonstrating a unique and sophisticated feeding technique called bubble-net feeding. But what makes this footage truly extraordinary is the unexpected appearance of a perfect Fibonacci spiral!
So, you want to photograph a volcano? Here’s all you need to know
Have you ever wondered what it’s like to photograph the raw power of Mother Nature? To feel the ground shake beneath your feet as you quite literally watch molten lava spewing into the sky? Throughout my travels, I’ve been privileged to witness incredible sights from all corners of our marvelous planet. However, I am bluntly honest when I say that nothing I had ever seen had even remotely compared to how epic it was to observe a volcano in action.
Powerful protest photo wins Siena Drone Photo Awards 2023
The winner of the Siena Drone Photo Awards 2023 has been announced. This contest focuses on aerial photography and is part of the renowned Siena…
See ballet dancers like never before in this exquisite aerial series by Brad Walls
Award-winning Aerial Photographer Brad Walls has teamed up with The English National Ballet to create a unique photographic series shot from above. The photoshoot took…









































