high altitude pics

[portonalga]

Here's some of mine. These were shot in Dominican Republic around the middle of the island:
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And these were shot at a public park in Santo Domingo (the capital of the country):
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I guess I'll have to figure out how to keep track of that.

 

[eterna]

250 meters on an island

 

[Numone]

I tried this with my P4, and it didn't work.
Bummer. I'd love to take it to at least 1Km.

That hasn't worked for a long time....

 

[TrevorTron]

I sent my bird up high one evening to catch a sunset I had 'missed' at ground level. If I had known then what I know now I probably would not have risked it, as the battery was not fully charged. Happily nothing sinister happened and I got this rather nice shot.

 

[tommi.piiroinen]

170 meters

Lähetetty minun SM-G930F laitteesta Tapatalkilla

 

[Sputnik28]

Alberta Canada

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[furthertofly]

T/O at 9800 ft. density altitude

 

[Gmanstyle]

 

[MKAL]

 

[happydays]

500 m rotation around the Newry River / Carlingford Lough

 

[rpg67]

Shokan reservoir the dam and "lemon squeeze"
Shokan reservoir looking west from lower basin


If the comment below is of concern to my posted pictures.
The pictures were taken within all legal limits.
Your reminders of the FAA regualtions in the US hopefully will be helpful to someone though.
Thanks so much

 

[aviator67]

Guys, remember FAA requirements if in the USA. Especially new guys, you are not to be above 400 ft AGL (basically takoff). Keep that in mind. Just trying to help everyone so you don't get a ring from the FAA or worse.


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And while a call from the FAA would be stressful, it would not nearly be as stressful as running into the windshield of a Cessna 172 going 130 knots! Don't fly into their airspace, there are people up there!

 

[gunslinger]

Highest I went on this flight was 395ft according to the flight record, but I think this picture was only at around 300ft. I'm still learning, so best I have at the moment.


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That's awesome... beautiful job...

-slinger

 

[apprentice]

And while a call from the FAA would be stressful, it would not nearly be as stressful as running into the windshield of a Cessna 172 going 130 knots! Don't fly into their airspace, there are people up there!

What would we do without having you here. I guess the World would start spinning in the other direction and the Earth's magnetic pole would switch.

 

[aviator67]

What would we do without having you here. I guess the World would start spinning in the other direction and the Earth's magnetic pole would switch.

?

 

[SeabeeEO3]

Safety reminders are never out of line.

 

[NewMexicoFlyer]

Reno Nevada area this spring, was so busy once I got to Lake Tahoe I never got in the air, huge regrets on that.

This one is near the Top of Donner Pass where I was staying

 

[adrian_smithee]

Here’s mine at 1640’

 

[jwmcgrath]

 

[SunsetCatcher]

250 meters