The world from a drone flight

• Peace with altitude drone

Previously, to look at the world from above, it was necessary to buy or rent a helicopter. Now everything is easier. 6 million drones have been sold in 2015 to 2021 is projected to rise to 67 million a year. It seems that soon everyone will have a drone.

In fact, drones allow you to shoot photos and absolutely wonderful to see the planet from the angle that was previously unavailable.

Caravan of camels in the desert. (Photo by Miguel Willis):

Fog on the edge of a cliff in Dorset, UK.

Shooting known automotive transmission of Top Gear. (Photo Lec Park):

The small lake in the woods in North Yorkshire. (Photo by David Hopley):

A zigzag trench in Derbyshire, England. (Photo by David Hopley):

Interesting dock with height. (Photo by Fergus Kennedy):

He's bigger. (Photo by Fergus Kennedy):

The massive rookery of seals. (Photo by Andy Deitsch):

South whale and shorthead off the coast of Western Australia. (Photo by Fredrik Christiansen | Murdoch University):

Winter river on a ridge Adirondack, NY, USA. (Photo by Andy Deitsch):

Channels in the salt marshes in Essex, UK. (Photo by Fergus Kennedy):

Santiaguito volcano in Guatemala. (Photo by Felix Von Aulock):

Boats on the dock. (Photo by Fergus Kennedy):

Trees and tire tracks on the ground, South Africa. (Photo by Eddie Oosthuizen):

Beach huts and boats. (Photo by Fergus Kennedy):

Multi-colored houses in Hong Kong. (Photo by Andy Yeung):

Selhozposadki in South Africa. (Photo by Eddie Oosthuizen):

foggy night in Hong Kong. (Photo by Andy Yeung):