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Drones have been around for a while now, but there’s still something magical about drone photography. That’s why we love the annual Drone Photography Awards: unless you’re a pilot, it’s the closest as you’ll get to travelling the world as a bird.
The above pic, which was one of the winners at this year’s awards, was taken by Marek Biegalski and captures two volcanic craters in Iceland that are filled with turquoise lakes. It’ll be exhibited alongside several other winning shots at an exhibition in Siena, Italy, from October 1 to November 20.
You can have a look at the whole winners’ gallery of this year’s Drone Photo Awards here, but here are a few of our favourite dreamy drone shots from the competition.
‘Perfect Chaos’ by Sara Zanini
‘Big Bang’ by Armand Sarlangue
‘All Roads Lead to Death, Enjoy the Journey’ by Themistocles Kaltsidis
‘Solidarity’ by Mehdi Mohebipour
‘Finned Nets to Catch Squid’ by Tuan Nguyen Tan
‘Sup Festival’ by Sergey Anufriev
‘Fertility’ by Christian Trustrup
‘Vessels of Eid Passengers’ by Christian Trustrup
‘Red Zone’ by Marcin Giba
‘Five-leaf flower Hall’ by Ying Zhang
Did see these award-winning photos, all taken on a phone?
Plus: here are the awe-inspiring winners of the Nature TTL Photographer of the Year competition.