Share Your Fall Leaf Shots

[THE CYBORG]

Managed to get the time to look for some autumn leaves to shoot.

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[Thomas B]

Cool vid. Loved the rainbow capture most of all!

 

[THE CYBORG]

I was lucky, it didn't show for long.

 

[Moon4Drone]

Wow, that rainbow shot was awesome!Red River Gorge, Kentucky

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[Thomas B]

Wow, that rainbow shot was awesome!Red River Gorge, Kentucky

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Beautiful fall colors. Cool subject! Enjoyed it... the fly under was masterful.

 

[Fredinhidef]

Then in March-April is the start of the shark migration, if you catch it right you'll see thousandths of sharks migrating back north.

Sorry If I am bringing up a past post....But I was looking into going to check out the shark migration and get some footage with my M2Z. I live in Brevard County and its only a 1-hour drive for me. I was just wondering if you know where to go or is it all just by chance? Thanks in Advance!

 

[Freedom 1]

Here is two of my fall leaf shots

 

[ChrisOutdoors]

Sorry If I am bringing up a past post....But I was looking into going to check out the shark migration and get some footage with my M2Z. I live in Brevard County and its only a 1-hour drive for me. I was just wondering if you know where to go or is it all just by chance? Thanks in Advance!

That's the fun part, you simply head to the beach every chance you have, around now, and fly. You'll want a heavy polarized lens on the UAS and the sun high from the horizon; between late morning/early afternoon is best. Take off, look around, and fly as far as safe/comfortable as you can go; then get in the car and drive a couple miles in another part of the beach. Watch social media for posts with sightings searching #, excellent resource.

www.wesh.com/amp/article/thousands-of-sharks-migrating-along-central-florida-shores/26364994