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Drone photography has brought us to great heights
both literally and in an artistic sense. It doesn't matter if we are
looking at iconic sites or something on a smaller scale, a local park,
for example; these aerial perspectives capture beauty in ways that we
have never seen before!
MailOnline Travel recently released their top picks for the best drone
photos in the world, and they are awe-inspiring. It is a simple yet
diverse collection that honors both natural beauty, such as Australia's
Great Barrier Reef, and manmade wonders, such as the Arc de Triomphe in
Paris.
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Victoria Falls is considered the world's largest waterfall and is
located on the Zambezi River, bordering the countries of Zimbabwe and
Zambia.
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The mesmerizing turquoise waters of
Australia's Great Barrier Reef can be seen from outer space.
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Angel Falls in Venezuela can reach more than 2,600 ft., about fifteen
times as high as Niagara Falls.
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From this perspective, the Dubai metropolis looks like something out of
a futuristic fantasy film. |
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The Tulip Fields near Voorhut in the Netherlands boast vibrant colors
stretched along a vast space.
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The Baltic States don't come up too often in daily conversation, so we
are quite curious about them. This island in a lake in Lithuania piques
our interest even more.
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Once you're in the city, it's got such an addicting hold on you, making
it difficult to think beyond it. This shot of Manhattan reminds us to
see past the skyscrapers from time to time.
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In this photo, all things points to the Arc de Triomphe. The landmark is
just one of many reasons that make Paris one of the most beautiful
cities in the world.
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Christ the Redeemer is a 38-meter-tall statue built
atop Corcovado Mountain. Its open arms are thought to reflect the warmth
of the Brazilian people.
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A historic elliptical building, the Colosseum served as an active venue
for gladiatorial combats, hunts, and wild animal fights, among other
events up until the 6th century A.D.
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The Great Wall of China from a drone perspective is like peering into a
crystal ball -- a mystical experience. |