People Drone Photography : New book celebrates the very best in drone photographyThis newly… New book celebrates the very best in drone photography This newly released book celebrates the worlds very best drone photography. Dronescapes released May 9 features stunning imagery of famous landmarks breathtaking landscapes and out-of-the-ordinary scenes. That means a collection of 250 images that range from the Golden Gate Bridge and the Statue of Liberty to flying eagles and free divers. The book published by Thames & Hudson is made up of photographs that were sourced from Dronestagram a popular drone photography site which has seen more than 60000 images posted since 2014. These photographs were selected by Ayperi Karabuda Ecer previously the vice president of pictures at Reuters who believes that a good drone photograph is one shot at a distance that only aerial vehicles can manage. Ayperi said: I was looking at finding imagery which would not point to seen from the sky but more at drones as companions in our daily life through innovative angles. “Eagles chasing drones nude photography shot by a drone never-seen shadows and patterns breathtaking closeness to monuments reporting on climate and also a selection of ‘dronies the drone version of a selfie. As drone availability and popularity have increased in recent years so too has the number of images being posted online the hashtag Dronestagram for example has more than 900000 postings on Instagram alone. Guillaume Jarret Dronestagrams managing director believes that such interest in drone photography comes from the ever-present human fascination with flying. A good drone photo he said is one that is immediately identifiable as having been taken by that medium such as low altitude near the target of the picture and impossible to take had it not been for the drone. Guillaume said: Just look at people in an airplane stuck on the window seat looking down. “With satellite images and apps like Google Earth we are now used to seeing Earth from above. “But drone photos bring a new way of seeing the world at low altitude near landscapes and buildings like a bird would do. See more drone photos and our other slideshows on Yahoo News.

People Drone Photography :

New book celebrates the very best in drone photographyThis newly… New book celebrates the very best in drone photography This newly released book celebrates the worlds very best drone photography. Dronescapes released May 9 features stunning imagery of famous landmarks breathtaking landscapes and out-of-the-ordinary scenes. That means a collection of 250 images that range from the Golden Gate Bridge and the Statue of Liberty to flying eagles and free divers. The book published by Thames & Hudson is made up of photographs that were sourced from Dronestagram a popular drone photography site which has seen more than 60000 images posted since 2014. These photographs were selected by Ayperi Karabuda Ecer previously the vice president of pictures at Reuters who believes that a good drone photograph is one shot at a distance that only aerial vehicles can manage. Ayperi said: I was looking at finding imagery which would not point to seen from the sky but more at drones as companions in our daily life through innovative angles. “Eagles chasing drones nude photography shot by a drone never-seen shadows and patterns breathtaking closeness to monuments reporting on climate and also a selection of 'dronies the drone version of a selfie. As drone availability and popularity have increased in recent years so too has the number of images being posted online the hashtag Dronestagram for example has more than 900000 postings on Instagram alone. Guillaume Jarret Dronestagrams managing director believes that such interest in drone photography comes from the ever-present human fascination with flying. A good drone photo he said is one that is immediately identifiable as having been taken by that medium such as low altitude near the target of the picture and impossible to take had it not been for the drone. Guillaume said: Just look at people in an airplane stuck on the window seat looking down. “With satellite images and apps like Google Earth we are now used to seeing Earth from above. “But drone photos bring a new way of seeing the world at low altitude near landscapes and buildings like a bird would do. See more drone photos and our other slideshows on Yahoo News.