Surf photography is one of the most fascinating and exciting genres, but Australian freelance photographer and filmmaker Mark Tipple had a different idea in mind for his own approach. Instead of taking snaps of the agile surfers as they ride out the waves, he chose to capture what happens during a wipeout or a plunge into the turbulent waters.
If you're into this kind of action-packed photography, you might find this perspective interesting. . thephoblographer.com
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I am an old surfer, so the drone enables me to view the coastline in a completely different way, to the way that I did when growing up. I mainly use it for still photography. The post I Took Aerial Photos With A Drone, And Here Are 22 Of The Best Ones first appeared on Bored Panda.
I must admit that along with the tripod there was also a "better" camera. I am an old surfer, so the drone enables me to view the coastline in a completely different way, to the way that I did when growing up.