Air 2s A few pics from Martinique island

[Miguel972]

Hi all. Here are some pics of my living place, Martinique.

We start with the spectacular Diamond Rock that is 175 meters high


The same Diamond Rock seen from the beach


The infamous volcano Mount Pelée who killed 30 000 people in 1902


Did you say green island ?


The pier of the "Club Med"

I hope you enjoyed these pics ;-)

My brand new YouTube channel dedicated to drone videos

 

[pommy]

Nice! Any filters used?

 

[Miguel972]

Nope. Just a light processing in Lightroom.
Thanks ;-)

 

[fguthrie]

Great shots - really love the first one!

 

[SpitFire]

Great pictures.

 

[Dale D]

Hi all. Here are some pics of my living place, Martinique.

We start with the spectacular Diamond Rock that is 175 meters high
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The same Diamond Rock seen from the beach
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The infamous volcano Mount Pelée who killed 30 000 people in 1902
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Did you say green island ?
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The pier of the "Club Med"
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I hope you enjoyed these pics ;-)

My brand new YouTube channel dedicated to drone videos

All of them are really nice images.They are well composed, well exposed, and beautifully edited.

Dale
Miami

 

[rhberg]

Really nice droneography, the colors really stand out and this place looks lovely.

 

[GFields]

Awesome, thanks for sharing!

 

[Prop Wash]

Great shots - I like the second one with Diamond Rock from a distance. All of them are good, that one stands out to me.

 

[LeRoytheBoy]

Great photos. Just wondering what the Brown sludge in the water is.??? Especially in the first 2 photos.

 

[Miguel972]

Great photos. Just wondering what the Brown sludge in the water is.??? Especially in the first 2 photos.

This is sargassum seaweed. A real plague plague in the Caribbean for about 7-8 years now :-(

You can see in attachment a picture I took here in Martinique a few weeks ago

Sargassum: Brown Tide Threatens the Caribbean | St. Thomas Source

stthomassource.com

 

[Drbobk]

This is sargassum seaweed. A real plague plague in the Caribbean for about 7-8 years now :-(

You can see in attachment a picture I took here in Martinique a few weeks ago

Sargassum: Brown Tide Threatens the Caribbean | St. Thomas Source

stthomassource.com

Is Sargassum seaweed or algae? The linked article calls it algae.

 

[Dale D]

Is Sargassum seaweed or algae? The linked article calls it algae.

Google check"...massive brown mats of macro-algae"

Dale

 

[rhberg]

It indeed is an alga, like Dale pointed out, it is a large, multicellular alga. The sargassum sea (large area in the Atlantic) has been around for a long time.

 

[Drbobk]

Google check"...massive brown mats of macro-algae"

Dale

The OP called it seaweed, which is why I asked.