The Most Inspirational and Creative Drone Photos from 2019

This year was a different year on the Instagram landscape with new algorithms and new approaches from Instagram to remove the ability to see the likes on a photo. Furthermore, with a greater influx of drone photographers in the community, photographers need to try something different and more creative to stand out. 

The following photos are our personal favorites from 2019. 

@ally.photo

 "Continuing with the ‘marine life’ theme, I was so happy to spot this dude the other day. I have an obsession with crocs, they’re just super interesting! Did you know their eyes function best in low light? Their pupils open wide at this time and a layer of light reflecting crystals behind the retina enhances their night vision. These crystals cause the eye to shine red when caught in a torch. ."

@boyanoo

 Slick Pink Insane colourful place to visit and fly that drone in South of France

@_tomnoske

Explosion of colour

@from.miles.away

Cape Leveque is without a doubt one of the most beautiful places to shoot from the air. ⠀
The uniqueness of these colours so close together set it apart from any other coastal location in the world!

@lukemaximobell

Textures of Svalbard

@kernow_from_above

Meet Sand Snipe.
Her job is to dredge sand from the bottom of the camel estuary around Padstow Harbour making it safer for boats to navigate the channel

@merrwatson

..where dreams are made of..

@spathumpa

Dreamcatcher — One of the transformative powers of art is to elevate the humble into a dream

@gabornargy_photography

Unexplored. Untouched. Unbelievable.

@luxuryyachtfilms

Pablo Escobars drug plane wreck, sitting perfectly in a meter of water here in the Bahamas - one of the many iconic spots in the amazing Exumas

@spathumpa

Sprinkle Cake

@am_irish

Stockton Sand Dunes

@kernow_from_above

Sand Rush

@from.miles.away

Waking up at 3:50am to drive out to #JamesPricePoint for sunrise was made well worth it to watch this beautiful turtle wake up in the shallow water along the crumbling coastline of the Dampier Peninsula

@h.o.s.w.e.h

Ochre - A wide variety of vivid minerals and stones are abundant in Coso, California. The surface provides a glimpse of the many layers of rich materials that are mined daily. This burst of color originates from the nearby dormant volcano that was once active thousands of years ago

@harrisonmaclean

Candy floss paddling pool

@tiffpenguin

Round and round we go

@hobopeeba

My Pink Kingdom

@h0rdur

When i met you in the summer

@unknown

BMW i8