Recent content by RobH2

Thank you for the visit to a unique place. Looks like it might be dangerous to hike in the hills but it's quite stunning from the air.

Really nice. What did you use for the shot of the cathedral looking up? Was that another cameara handheld that had some image stabilization or something? I don't think you flew it nor setup a rail, but it's nice and smooth, no footsteps or anything. Nice work. Overall a beautiful tour and...

There is a lot of potential there. A few things might make it a bit more immersive. Some editing software could remove the background low drone that is always audible in the recordings. That could be replaced with some barely audible wind noise because the aircraft "is" moving throught the air...

So alien looking for sure. Thanks. Nice...

Nice additions to a portfolio. Those should help you get more work. Nice shots.

Really nicely done. Superb!!!

Nice shot. What's amazing is the lack of atmospheric haze. The visibility is amazing and perfectly clear for 20+miles. I know your processing may have mitigated some of the haze in the original photo but still, what a clear day.

I'm enjoying these. Iceland just screams the power and fury that made the land on our planet. In Iceland it's all there, right in your face. It's not covered up by forests and centuries of farming and civilization. Keep these coming....!

Loved it, especially the two at the end that made bee-line...er...cow-line to the pond for some private time...

I can imagine, especially with nothing to slow it down. I've flown my Inspire 2 in 35knots and it did OK. What's the strongest wind the Phantom can handle?

Understood. But I have plenty of terrestrial cameras. No matter what, it's a beautiful place to shoot any kind of cameras.

Just great. I guess you don't often smack into trees in Iceland...lol... That's a relief!

Each time I see shots of yours and others it cements the thought that I "must" get to Iceland one day. What a place it is....

Nice piece. Pretty farm... I'm sure it makes happy cows.

Beautiful and stunning place. Wish I could visit someday. Thanks for sharing.