It's always an optionNice job flying thru those trees. I'd have crashed 100 times doing that
some magical spot as in the city was cloudy, see the tripBeautiful!!!!
Wide lens + low flight create a sense of distance in the forest I was ~100 m from H pointI'm amazed that you don't lose signal whilst flying through those trees Alex. Imagine the trudging through the snow drifts to recover your a/c if it went down!!!!!!
It's real-time - with goggles You can't see the drone for sure so I have a spotterAlex- beautiful video! I assume this is you Avata. Did you actually fly that fast through the trees or was this retimed in post? You have way more flying skill that many of us, certainly more than me. I wish that a flight like this, that is out of harms way, but is certainly BVLOS, would be permissible in the US.
I chose time carefully and never go on weekends and yet there are places I struggle to find without crowds - but it helps I go to remote and not-so-famous locationsYour spectacular videos always make it seem as though you have your entire beautiful country all to yourself.
There must be other people around somewhere, no? The road has been plowed clear of snow for you, there are buildings, monuments, fortresses, and other empty signs of previous civilization, yet yours are the only footprints in the snow.
You always find these glorious locations to fly in and to make stunning videos, which make it appear as though all of Bulgaria is your very own private playground.
You reminded me of an old joke for a 40+ year block learning skiing and making some painful progress but is very enthusiastic about it and saying "Well if I continue improving with the same paste in Only 50 to 60 years I'll be skiing like Tomba!"Great flying I don't believe I have enough years left to even come close to your skills flying a drone great job enjoyed it very much thank you for sharing !
Don't you normally have the dog? He doesn't come out in the snow?
Wow, you have a good eye...I could barely see the stairs much less the dog!His faithful sidekick (a.k.a. "spotter") can be glimpsed briefly on the porch at the top of the stairs at 1:48 and 2:00 in the second video.
She was with me and she made me cancel planned walk up in the forest as the snow was more than her likingGreat flying. Don't you normally have the dog? He doesn't come out in the snow?
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