First go a drone photography - constructive advice appreciated!

[Karinac73]

 

[THE CYBORG]

Nice ones, I especially like the composition of number 4 (the one with the sand & sea)
I also like the motion blur of the waves, I take it you used a relatively slow shutter speed.

 

[Sir Maxwell Greene]

Solid work!

 

[Proffy]

Fantastic shots!

 

[Michael Gilbert]

Magazine quality. Nice work.

 

[Bill combs]

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very nice

 

[bliksem]

Neat shots, like the motion blur. You have some great subject matter there, very envious.

 

[TheFoxSaysRingADingDing]

Nice work, I really like #2. The only advice I would give is maybe having the bridge be empty when taking long exposure since unfortunately people can be blurry and distract from seeing the whole picture. But that's just my two cents

 

[rustysteel]

Wow, stellar work!!

 

[23pairer]

Great photos, bet your DSLR is well broken-in! Artistry in motion.

 

[Ohio_mavicpilot]

Those are amazing. Didn't expect to see that in a post that said first timer lol.

 

[Wendy205]

They're very impressive! I really like them. Were they taken at Canal Rocks in the SW of Western Australia?

 

[knsaber]

Love the slow shutter work. Perhaps take 2 exposures, one fast, one slow, and composite the sharp landscape with the slow water.

 

[Karinac73]

Nice ones, I especially like the composition of number 4 (the one with the sand & sea)
I also like the motion blur of the waves, I take it you used a relatively slow shutter speed.

thank you, and yes, most were at 1.6 seconds

 

[Karinac73]

Great photos, bet your DSLR is well broken-in! Artistry in motion.

HAhahaha, yeah thanks I'm glad you like them and yes my DSLR is well used to taking landscape photos. I'm looking to forward to wearing out my drone the same way!!!!

 

[jeplane]

Did you have to use ND filters to do theses longer exposures?

 

[Karinac73]

Love the slow shutter work. Perhaps take 2 exposures, one fast, one slow, and composite the sharp landscape with the slow water.

Hey that's a great idea, thanks a lot - I will try that when I next get a chance!

 

[Karinac73]

Did you have to use ND filters to do theses longer exposures?

Yes, most of these were taken with ND256 (pgytech I think is the brand).

 

[Karinac73]

They're very impressive! I really like them. Were they taken at Canal Rocks in the SW of Western Australia?

Yes, and Sugarloaf and Smiths Beach. So pretty down there.

 

[Wendy205]

Great spots for taking great photos, I'd like to get down there with my drone one day too! Your shots are postcard perfect!!