Recently, i was going through some of the best aerial photos on the internet on websites such as Dronestagram, a website where you can submit your aerial photos for the contest or browse through breath-taking photos clicked using a drone by various photographers from around the world. So, I thought of compiling some of the best aerial photos together and make a blog post on it.
Before we have a look at these awe-inspiring images, let’s have a read at how and when the first known aerial photo was clicked:
Did you know, the first ever aerial photograph was taken by French photographer and balloonist, Gaspar Felix Tournachon, known as “Nadar” in the year 1858. After 3 years of experimenting, he successfully produced the very first aerial photograph.
Drones have introduced us to a new and different form of photography, which allows us to see our beautiful world from an angle which couple of years back no one would have thought of.
Personally, I was always eager to see how the Taj Mahal looks like from the top angle, it’s view, it’s surrounding, everything. A big thanks to Amos Chapple, who beautifully clicks the Taj Mahal and many more iconic places using a drone.
Let’s have a look at some of the best aerial photos clicked using a drone:
Aerial view of the Taj Mahal (Amos Chapple)
Glorieta Rodolfo Sanchez Taboada, Mazatlan, Sinaloa, Mexico (w00tsor/Dronestagram)
Jardin de corail dans le lagon de Taha’a – Polynésie Française (Marama Photo Video/Dronestagram)
French Polynesia (tahitiflyshoot/Dronestagram)
Bali Barat National Park, Indonesia (capungaero/Dronestagram)
Above the mist, Maringá, Paraná, Brazil (Ricardo Matiello/Dronestagram)
Sagrat Cor Church, Barcelona (Amos Chapple)
Jama Masjid, India (Amos Chapple)
The star fort at Bourtange, Holland (Amos Chapple)
Which of these aerial photos would your rate as your favourite?
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