Immerse yourself in a world of dizzying heights and fascinating perspectives! Our image series presents you with breathtaking drone photos that offer you a completely new view of the world.
What was previously hidden, hidden and virtually invisible is now visible to everyone thanks to drones. Be enchanted by the magic of aerial photography and discover mysteries from a whole new dimension!
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1. A farmer saves his crops
As a Colorado wildfire spreads across farmland, a desperate farmer tries to save his crops by setting up a fire line. This should essentially serve as a barrier,
to fend off the approaching fire. This brave farmer must be feeling such intense heat, but seems determined to save whatever he can before the fire destroys everything and reaches the farm’s homestead.
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2. Scarecrows
This drone image of a giant scarecrow positioned over crops should help keep pests away. While a little annoying, this intimidating structure has a very practical and useful agricultural use for protecting crops.
Scarecrows are artificial figures placed in fields and gardens to keep birds and other animals away. They are often made of straw, wood, or metal and have human-like shapes. It is very useful to save the crops from animals that might destroy or eat them.
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3. Crop circles
Crop circles have fascinated us since their discovery. Today they are still the subject of controversy involving differing opinions that include extraterrestrials, who draw crop circles every time they visit Earth, or bored farmers who drive around their prized crops making whimsical designs. Who knows exactly?
Ultimately, the true source and purpose of crop circles remain uncertain, leaving us to wonder and ponder the enigmatic formations etched into fields around the world. Who knows exactly where they come from and what they signify?
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4. An exploding house
A house exploded in Lincoln, USA, killing two people. This is a chilling look at a house that caught fire after a malfunctioning appliance caused an explosion.
Neighbors reported that the ground shook as the house was blown to pieces. Investigators were immediately on site to determine the cause of the accident. Unfortunately, any help came too late for the two victims.
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5. The consequences of the war
A photo that makes you sad. A photo that makes one despair of the cruelty of the people. When you see the true effects of war, you can no longer excuse wars.
These were once the homes of men and yet not a soul was in sight. Where have the residents gone? did they escape Were they killed? This is a reminder that war is not a glorious thing.
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6. Seize the moment
It is an exciting experience when a drone takes pictures of you flying through the air on your motorcycle. It captures the essence of extreme sports and the risks.
Risks athletes take to experience that five-second thrill. Life is for the living and drones come in handy for capturing the moment from a different perspective.
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7. An elephant family
It’s not every day you see a herd of elephants roaming the plains of Botswana. Unfortunately, these beautiful animals are being hunted by poachers and the African elephant is in need of protection now more than ever.
Elephants are fascinating and imposing creatures. As the largest land animals, they impress with their strength and intelligence. They have close family ties and a long lifespan. Elephants play an important ecological role and are sadly an endangered species.
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8. Gazelles in flight
Gazelles are easily frightened and are very shy animals. Their highly sensitive consciousness protects them from lurking predators, causing these majestic animals to run for their lives at the slightest sound or movement. So if you get a drone up close, you’re lucky enough to get a close-up shot like this.
Gazelles are elegant and graceful animals of the savannah. They are characterized by their speed and adaptability. Their distinctive horns serve as both defense and showmanship.
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9. An Icelandic river delta
You might think this is a painting, but it’s actually a drone shot of the Icelandic delta. This is proof that we live in a majestic world where environmental activities and life go on without the presence of man.
Iceland, a magical island in the North Atlantic, impresses with breathtaking nature: volcanoes, glaciers, hot springs and impressive waterfalls. The unique landscape offers adventures such as glacier hikes, northern lights and relaxing baths in geothermal springs.
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10. A marriage proposal
A very romantic image of a man proposing in a unique setting of the love of this life. Only a drone could capture the vast surroundings and yet the intimacy of this size. This is certainly framed on the couple’s wall. A keepsake.
Marriage is a significant step in life that symbolizes love, commitment and togetherness. It unites two people in a legal and emotional bond and is often accompanied by celebrations, traditions and the formation of a family of their own.
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11. The highest population density in the world
Mexico City is one of the most densely populated regions on earth, as shown in the drone image above. Certainly not the place to find solitude when your neighbor is literally sitting on you.
Unfortunately, this is all due to poor economic growth and job opportunities in Mexico. It’s no wonder that violence ensues.
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12. A house on rocky terrain
This place is the exact opposite of Mexico City and offers solitude like no other place on earth. This piece of rocky outcrop in Georgia, Russia is known as the Katskhi Pillar.
And for 25 years this has been the home of an elderly Georgian monk who lives alone. The height of this rock monolith has been estimated at around 40 meters (130 feet). Let’s hope for the sake of the local postman that the monk didn’t subscribe to a daily newspaper.
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13. Abandoned College
This abandoned college was found in Abkhazia. It is evident that there has not been any activity here for years. The dense vegetation suggests that it has been uninhabited for decades.
This is a rare find in a remote location and perhaps one day it will catch the attention of someone willing to invest and revitalize the college.
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14. A friendly giant
At first you might think you’re looking at a processed image, but it’s actually a drone shot of a huge, 100-foot-tall granite giant lying behind houses in a field in Edinburgh, Scotland.
The complex, which is the size of five townhouses, was reportedly built by a convicted killer and has since been converted into a children’s playground. Unfortunately, this building fell into disrepair.
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15. Unfortunate intercourse
As Beijing is an overpopulated city, it should come as no surprise that private car traffic is a problem. This is common around the world but is particularly evident here.
This drone image captured a moment of poor traffic on the 50-lane Beijing-Hong Kong-Macau Expressway. Unfortunately, the number of lanes did not help reduce traffic.
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16. Feed the ducks
Vietnam is a country full of contradictions, because it has both idyllic beaches and wild jungles. Some environmental phenomena attract flocks of ducks to feed and breed along the Ba River in Tuy Hoa town. It is estimated that 30 million ducks are kept as part of a subsistence economy in the region.
Ducks are waterfowl found in various species around the world. They have distinctive beaks and webbed feet. Ducks are known for their swimming, chattering and colorful plumage.
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17. Watch out!
Thanks to the drone overhead, these Florida beachgoers received a warning of the presence of a hammerhead shark in the water. For the Baywatch, the drones are indispensable today.
Everyone else seems aware of the danger lurking, but as always, a brave or foolish soul will venture out to try the waters. Let’s hope this story ended well.
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18. Scrapped?
In 2002, this was home to the Detroit Lions, the Silverdome. However, since the team moved to a new stadium, the once-revered, storied base is now an empty, ruined space. This derelict and forgotten stadium could one day attract the attention of an investor looking to gentrify the area.
The Detroit Lions are a professional American football team based in Detroit, Michigan. They are part of the National Football League (NFL) and have a long history. Despite challenges, they pride themselves on their passionate fan base and strive to succeed on the pitch.
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19. Six Flags near New Orleans
Six Flags New Orleans was a popular 140-acre theme park in New Orleans. After opening in 2000, it suffered significant damage from Hurricane Katrina five years later.
Facing financial problems and bankruptcy, the park is owned by the Industrial Development Board (IDB). There are no concrete plans yet to put it back into operation, so it is still abandoned to this day.
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20. Mont Saint Michel
Originally founded by an Irishman in the sixth and seventh centuries, this site served as a fortress during the Gallo-Roman era. It’s a monastery surrounded by the power of water and tides, which comes in handy when you need to keep people away.
Mont Saint-Michel is a stunning island in Normandy, France. With its medieval abbey, narrow streets and unique location on a rock in the sea, it attracts visitors from all over the world.