Fall Colors - From 265 Feet.. by RodS
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Yesterday was an absolutely beautiful day. A clear sky, and very light breezes – a perfect day to get a few photos and videos of the fall colors from the air.
This looks west and slightly north, pretty much from right above my house. If you follow the horizon line to the left side, you'll see the Kansas City skyline in the distance. The altimeter indicated about 265 feet on my controller. This was from my Mavic Pro – an awesome little drone.
Update: I’ve made some good progress on this computer, and it looks like I’ll be able to do some serious work on the next TNA page. I’m looking to get it uploaded early next week.
Hope everyone has a great weekend!
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Comments (13)
love your drone capture my friend. keeping it under the 300 ft limit by the FAA. great here today, bit no drone. our apartment complex just installed lot cops devices in our lot.
Actually, it's 400 feet, but I've not had either of mine that high - yet.
A very dramatic scene you snapped there :-)
That drone must have been quite powerful, with a seat, to lift you so high up ... unless of course it was a small, unmanned remote unit ;-)
LOL.. I'd need about 50 of those to get me off the ground! 😂
This is a beautiful shot!
Beautiful image
Lovely shot again well done
Great fall colors!!
What a great panorama and amazing capture....looks so peaceful from up here :)
Wow Rod, what a nice view of the neighborhood you have here my friend. There have many times I have wished I had a drone to fly in the air up high and take videos. I just cannot bear the idea of the drone flying away and never recovering it. I have read too many stories of that happening to people with inexpensive drones. Your Mavic Pro is one of the great ones I thought of purchasing at one time. Lol :-)
A beautiful capture!
A beautiful photo and a beautiful view 📸👍🙋♂️
Thank you so much for sharing this great view, Rod. This is so impressive for me (as a Dutch person) to be able to see part of Kansas/America from your drone. It looks beautiful, and it looks like a movie shot. Also knowing that Tara and Bill live there somewhere.
It's great to see there are so many trees around, and that the houses have such large properties. Just strange that everyone only has grass in their garden. We all have shrubs and flowers. But maybe it's too hot for that in Kansas.
Looks just so peaceful and very nice lil Brother! 😁☺️👍
The only reason I've skipped over so many images (going backwards in your gallery) is that I've commented on all the rest of them---which gives me GREAT relief (!!!) as I feel guilty for being absent so many times. So here I am back in November --- which probably feels like 20 years ago to you, these days...
I can see KC back there. Isn't it amazing how many people live near a city but only get into it on occasion! Until I lived in center chicago, I was near big cities many times without actually spending time in them. But there it is, that huge city, a misty shadow in the distance. And where you live it's all trees and rusty colors (beautiful late fall hues---ie, october gettin' all 'rusty'). And roads and homes scattered everywhere. Huge metropolitan area you got there!
This is from your drone, I assume. (Either that or you got one hell of a tall house!) Love the light and shadow---gotta be early or late day. That's the midwest! It's so vast, isn't it? Nothin' like it. I grew up in it. Lovely shot, Rod. Always great to see your photography.