High above the tracks.
I like the symmetry of the train tracks on this large freight terminal. How the parallel lines merge into a couple of lines, is almost a piece of art. It looks great from above, right?
Perfect for drone photography. Of course, I don’t like flying over live sites too much so I did this quickly with caution. I’m not a very experienced drone pilot either. I concentrated on the spot where the tracks merged into a Y-shape. I would be awesome to do a straight-down drone shot of the middle section of the terminal where hundreds of empty rusty train wagons were lined up waiting to be loaded with cargo.
I flew towards them, took a quick picture, and moved out of the way.
I trust the flying capability of the Mavic, but you never know. I didn’t want it to fall down in this area.
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Do you also like train tracks like these? Leave a comment below. 🙂 The next article is about a very successful trip to the forest with lots of adventure and cool pictures.
Huge train terminal.
The parallel lines with train wagons look great from above.
A few work trains and the commuter station on the side.
The symmetry of this tracks was one of the goals with the drone flying.
Detail from the Y section. This picture has a little model-train vibe over it.
Above industrial building. Do you see the question mark?
Cool rooftop shot from the industrial building.
2 Comments
Hi.
I really like your pictures in here :).
What drone do you have? where did you buy it? And is there an integrated camera in all drones?
Few months ago I though to buy one, but never did it 🙂
Hi Damien! Thanks for the comment. Glad you like my drone pictures. I have a lot of smaller drones, but the one taking the pictures on this site and my most advanced drone is the DJI Mavic Pro. It is an awesome drone, easy to carry around and easy to fly. I have a dedicated page here on Airbuzz.one where I list up my current equipment. I will write more about the DJI Mavic Pro drone, its specifications, uses and guides in upcoming articles. Andreas