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Please Your Eyes With The Best Of Drone Photo Awards – 2021

Photography has reached new heights in recent years and it never stops but keeps moving forward. One of the impressive and fastest-growing niches that were introduced recently was ‘Drone’ Photography. Changing the perspective of photos drastically into a  ‘Bird’s eye’ stare, it is one of the most impressive angles to capture a photo.

Reaching places where the photographer cannot, by using a remote-controlled camera-mounted drone, a photographer can fly it over a significant distance to capture photographs in mid-air. To bring these photos and these amazing photographers into the spotlight of the global photography world. The Drone Awards is a photography contest for all drone photographers in the world.

Selecting through thousands of amazing ariel photos which were submitted from over 100 different countries from all over the world. These pictures that were submitted represent the artistry, passion, and a clear exposure of the photographer’s mindset. There were a lot of landscape pictures with different colors and layers of the terrain of just amazing sights. Birds and Animals were also a big choice of a lot of photographers in this competition as well.

It did not stop from the natural and the wildlife, it covered every aspect that any photography competition would cover. This was a great opportunity for all the drone operating photographers to showcase their talents to the world through competition and winning international awards. New practices and niches should be recognized and supported for them to transcend and develop their caliber even more than before.

This is the exact mission of ‘Drone Awards’ that was organized for the year of 2021 as well. We decided to bring you some of the most appreciated photos and award winners for you listed below. You can check them out to decide what photo you like the most. Upvote your picks to the top of the list and make sure your share your thoughts in the comments sections as well.

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#3 Terje Kolaas – Pink-Footed Geese Meeting The Winter

"Thousands of pink-footed geese roost in central Norway in spring, on their way to the breeding grounds on Svalbard in the Arctics. Probably because of climate change, they arrive earlier every year and often the ground and the fields where they feed are covered by snow when they arrive. The geese tend to use the same paths, so when waiting for them in the air with a drone, photos like this one are possible."

#6 Phu Khanh Bui – Pray For Souls

"In the full moon of July, as part of the Vietnamese culture, women put on the traditional costumes called "Ao Dai" to join the colored lantern and flower-garland releasing festival on the river to pray for happiness and good luck to their families. May the souls of their dead relatives and the souls of all the faithful departed rest in peace in heaven."

#7 Henrique Murta – Habitat

"This series is about human architecture rising up from the wild. Nature, in its finest shape, with a human touch that ends up adding balance to the scene. Places where humans live inside dream lands. I am essentially a nature photographer, and the search for pure nature’s beauty has been one of my main life goals for more than ten years. Along this search path, I got surprised a few times by getting driven into a deep state of joy when finding balance between the natural landscape and human elements. That is usually not very common, and when it happens, it is worth taking some time to contemplate. And that is the idea of this series: I would like to invite your eyes to perceive all the elements of these complex compositions, and the way they fit to one another."

#18 Gheorghe Popa – Poisoned River

"This is a detailed photograph of one of the small rivers filled with poison. 'Poisoned Beauty' is a personal project that tells the story of the natural disaster in the Apuseni Mountains, but in a beautifully abstract way. This abstract colorful pattern is created by nature combined with the chemical waste resulted from the copper and gold mining process."

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Written by Alex Bradley

Reading, creative writing, poetry writing, language learning and grappling with literature have been my passions since I was young. Keen interest in cinematography and music feilds. Completed my Ordinary and Advanced levels in languages stream successfully. I have taken part in European Union missions in Sri Lanka. I have also completed my certificate courses in programming. And also a student and working in Tourism and Hotelling. Apart from writing, i am a vocalist and environmentalist.

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