Mini Western Australia, Lake Argyle, Mavic Mini

danny_2020 · May 3, 2021

Hello droners!!! This is the first time I have shared my photos with the drone community, but because I had set my screen saver to one of these pictures as I was impressed my the photos, I decided to share my photography with you all

. So last week I was at Lake Argyle in Western Australia, and it is one of the most beautiful places I've ever been. The photos I took don't even slightly describe the lake, and I cannot describe how beautiful the whole lake is. I would love any feedback from you, and because I haven't edited it, feel free to make your own changes to the photos. I am not much of a video person as I find that taking and editing the photos are much more easier to do that with videos, but when I become better at photography with drones, I would love to do it, but for now, I'm sticking with photos.

Enjoy!

Stay safe, and happy droning!

MAvic_South_Oz · May 3, 2021

You’re right, hard to do the scene justice with photos, especially from only 120m up.
The Kimberley / Pilbara is amazing country.

Wondering what the plan is for the water now the diamond mine is shutting ?

micinqld · May 4, 2021

Great work.
Some pix from the other side of the island in beautiful Noosam

bushie · May 6, 2021

Your photos of the Ord bought back some memories. I worked on the construction of the village there, before the dam was built back in the late 60s. Lived in tents on site working for the WA PWD.

Grippy · May 6, 2021

Mate, looks awesome!
One part of our beautiful country that I need to get to!

Gagey52 · May 6, 2021

MAvic_South_Oz said:
You’re right, hard to do the scene justice with photos, especially from only 120m up.
The Kimberley / Pilbara is amazing country.

Wondering what the plan is for the water now the diamond mine is shutting ?

Still plenty of need for water at Kununnurra for irrigation.
Regards

danny_2020 · May 7, 2021

bushie said:
Your photos of the Ord bought back some memories. I worked on the construction of the village there, before the dam was built back in the late 60s. Lived in tents on site working for the WA PWD.

Wow! thats amazing!!!!