Drones allow us to explore the skies and experience never-before-seen views of buildings, terrain, sports events and more. Unlike other forms of aerial photography that require piloted vehicles, drones – or UAVs – are controlled by a pilot using a remote control, so they can be much smaller and nimble. This capability allows drones to experience almost any space from any angle – opening up a whole new world of photographic possibilities and opportunities.

How is Drone Photography Used?

Drone photography is still relatively new, having only been around for a handful of years. The potential is already being realised though; the variety of commercial uses for drone photography ranges from insurance to real estate to construction. One of the most popular and well-known ways of using drone photography is for the recording of sports events.

Picture a football game right from the pitch rather than the sidelines. Imagine experiencing the thrill of surfing, watching the curl of the wave as it rolls towards the shore, without jumping on a surfboard. With drones, the entire concept of sports entertainment can be revolutionised.

Both videography and photography from drones takes our experience of anything to whole new levels. We can explore unseen territory and dangerous areas without the need for expensive or specialised equipment.

The Future of Drone Photography

As the use of drones for aerial photography and videography becomes more commonplace the potential applications is sure to grow. One thing is certain though: what the drone captures is only as good as the pilot that flies it. Therefore it is essential that anyone wanting to hire a drone photography professional should ensure that they are suitably qualified and experienced.

At Droneworxs we have been working with drones for years and use only the highest standards of equipment, piloted by our skilled team, to ensure that all the work we do exceeds the expectations of our clients.

Find out more about what we do and how our drone photography can make your dream a reality.