Drone Shots: The Best Photos Of 2018

Climate refugees by Florian Ledoux — Climate refugees, by Florian Ledoux

The Best Drone Photos of 2018: Photo Gallery

Dronestragram is a website all about the best in drone photography. Every year they compile their selections of the best photos taken with an aerial drone for the year. Here are some of this year’s top photos in drone photography. Enjoy these photos and for more great drone shots, visit their website.

Hungry hippos in South Africa, by zekedrone **FIRST PLACE INTERNATIONAL WINNER**!

Mother and baby whales by Luke Maximo Bell

Camo Top By macbookboy A building with a camp man roof in Singapore.

The farm of lobsters breeding cages in coastal province of Phu Yen, Vietnam by Trung Pham — The farm of lobsters breeding cages in the coastal province of Phu Yen, Vietnam by Trung Pham

The first rains of the year make the rivers start flowing again, bringing to the ocean the mud and trash from the mountains. The water is then clear separated in two: the brownish muddy river water and the deep blue ocean water. The fishes are attracted and get closer to the shore. And where there is fish, there are fishermen. East Timor. By JGalamba — The first rains of the year make the rivers start flowing again, bringing to the ocean the mud and trash from the mountains. The water is then clear separated into two: the brownish muddy river water and the deep blue ocean water. The fishes are attracted and get closer to the shore. And where there are fish, there are fishermen. East Timor. By JGalamba

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