Exactly, I also try to vist and browse the Sportsbet , I noticed how their dynamic graphics flow almost like aerial time-lapses. It reminded me that motion and perspective together can really elevate drone work.

I’ve been experimenting with long exposures from above. It’s tricky with drones, but when done right, the results can look surreal.

Same here. I also study how other photographers compose their drone images it’s like analyzing their eye for height, distance, and movement.

That’s an interesting angle finding inspiration outside photography. I usually focus on planning flight paths carefully so I can frame leading lines from roads or rivers.

Lighting and angles make a huge difference. I remember when I did a visit sportsbet register the clean layouts and contrasting tones actually gave me some ideas about using balance and symmetry in my aerial shots.

A month later, with my Mavic 3 Pro in front of me, I started reading the instructioins – and then moved on to the licensing requirements and flight restrictions. Weight – phew – just under, and I'm only an enthusiast, so no licence required.

But then, to my horror, I found I'm not allowed to film people on the beach!

Oh well – too late now – and it's fun to use. I love night photography. So I'd love to be able to use it at night – but since you're supposed to track it visually, that might not be a good idea, either.