Inspiration for drone owner and landscape photographers.

[Brigitte]

Just came across this and thought others might find it interesting. Stunning!

https://mymodernmet.com/reuben-wu-long-exposure-drone-photography/

[Cage]

He must have assistance/assistants as there is no way he could operate three drones and set up the shot as well.

Whatever, it's quite incredible.

[merlin1]

Looks good, wonder how many assistants he had.
Ross.

[Mark L]

Quite like the idea to capture these landscapes with that lighting. Looks cool. Though I'd like the halos taken out of the first few photos.


He must have assistance/assistants as there is no way he could operate three drones and set up the shot as well.


Maybe his assistant is simply a tripod and he's simply used one drone in 3 different places in the same exposure?? Or maybe he's blended 3 different exposures?

[Cage]

Quite like the idea to capture these landscapes with that lighting. Looks cool. Though I'd like the halos taken out of the first few photos.



Maybe his assistant is simply a tripod and he's simply used one drone in 3 different places in the same exposure?? Or maybe he's blended 3 different exposures?

That would probably work.

[arthurking83]

I don't have a drone, but I'm sure there are some out there that can be programmed to fly a specific routine.
So operating the drones doesn't necessarily require assistants.

[junqbox]

I like his pics in the second half of the article. The Halo's, although interesting effect, still look a bit gimmicky for me.

[arthurking83]

I was doing halos over peaks many years ago.

had to enlist the help of an assistant tho, there were no commercially available drones back then ...

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