aerial photography
No drone? This is how to fake aerial shots with your phone
If you own a drone, there will be situations and areas when you won’t be able to fly it and get aerial shots. In such…
These are the best drone photos of 2017
Dronestagram is the first social network dedicated to aerial photography. Four years in a row, they’ve been choosing the best of the best aerial images….
This is how they shoot those epic air-to-air photos of a 787 Dreamliner
About every 10 years or so, large airliners need a repaint. Many airlines take the opportunity to come up with new livery for their fleet….
Your tripod is not sturdy enough? How about this DIY Quadpod
Tripods have been here for ages. Probably way before cameras existed. Heck, they were used to cook animals over an open fire. And weight matters. The…
Hasselblad introduces A6D-100c, their new 100MP aerial camera
Hasselblad has announced the latest innovation in their range of aerial cameras. They have introduced their latest model, Hasselblad A6D-100c, a 100MP medium format aerial…
This photographer turns aerial photos into dream-like composites
Being able to turn your vivid imagination into art is not an easy task. It takes skill, time, and of course – the imagination, of course,…
Photographing the Royal Air Force jets from the air on film in 1977
With today’s technology, shooting photos from the air is simple. Send up a drone, and you’re good to go. When drones can’t keep up, there…
Pilot captures amazing photos of storms from his cockpit
I sometimes think how awesome it must be for pilots if they love photography. And an Ecuador-based pilot and photographer Santiago Borja Lopez proves me…
This photographer creates warped landscapes like you’ve never seen before
When you are an artist, only your imagination is the limit. With modern technology, you can create pretty much anything you can imagine. And Turkish…
Watch: passenger opens a tiny plane window to take a photo, camera flies right out
When you fly by airplane, bringing the camera with you is a must. How else would you capture magnificent aerial scenes on such height? But…






































