Drone photography captures amazing images that would’ve previously gone unseen with a conventional camera. One of these hi-tech devices, flying over cities and secluded landscapes, offers a different perspective on places both familiar and foreign. They have the incredible ability to make the world feel massive—with views of never-ending oceans and giant volcanoes—yet equally as tiny—an urban sprawl, shot from above, shows just how densely populated some areas of the planet really are.
Drones are are quickly becoming an easily-accessible device, so it’s no wonder that people from all over the globe have picked up the aerial photography and videography hobby. Dronestragam, a social network where users can go to view and share the latest and greatest drone images, has some of the most amazing shots captured with drone technology. Check out some of the site’s best photos posted in 2015, below.
Above: Above the mist, Maringá, Paraná, Brazil
Photo credit: Ricardo Matiello
Photo credit: Ricardo Matiello
Lost island, Tahaa, French Polynesia
Photo credit: Marama Photo Video
Photo credit: Marama Photo Video
Christ the Redeemer, Rio de Janeiro, BrazilPhoto credit: Alexandre Salem
Al Marmoum Race Track, Dubai, UAEPhoto credit: Shoayb
Above Xiwei Reservoir in Zoucheng, Shandong, ChinaPhoto credit: AmbroseLune
Church, Paracatu, Minas Gerais, BrazilPhoto credit: Alexandre Salem
Bali Barat National Park, IndonesiaPhoto credit: capungaero
Glorieta Rodolfo Sanchez Taboada, Mazatlan, Sinaloa, MexicoPhoto credit: w00tsor
Mont Saint Michel, Normandy, FrancePhoto credit: wanaiifilms
Turgoyak, Miass, Russian FederationPhoto credit: Maksim Tarasov
Coral garden in the lagoon of Taha'a, French PolynesiaPhoto credit: Marama Photo Video
Ceking ricefield in Tegalalang, BaliPhoto credit: idronesia
Foggy Dhaka, BangladeshPhoto credit: Zayedh
Amalfi Bay, ItalyPhoto credit: Dronarium
Soda Lake Maar VolcanoPhoto credit: JackFreer
Hidden Lake, Washington, USAPhoto credit: eringer
Plovdiv, Bulgaria
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