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Hi
I was looking at some videos on youtube, and i had to post it here:
Put it in fullscreen and let the 4k roll
My city, Lisbon from air in 4k:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uE6TCoXtZ7Y
Portugal, just a bit of it in 4k:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qCBFvie-QOo&t=551s
came on, show me your place!!
Nice. Will take a look later.
I actually got a mini drone with a built in camera from my brother in law for Christmas. Was going to take some video above and around my house. Will post of any good.
Has also for me wondering if there is any footage of the seafront near me.
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Very very nice Tiago. :thumbs:
Do you mind me asking which Drone you used to capture that Imagery please?
LOL, not my drone, i pick the videos from youtube.
LOL - I mis-read the first post & Harrison's reply kinda ran it on.
Apologies fella! :lol:
I found these of the County where I Live in here in England.
Cornwall is the most South Westerly point of the United Kingdom Mainland. We're lucky enough to overlook the whole of St. Austell Bay & can see Charlestown Harbour with it's Tall Ships anchored there from 2 miles away up on higher ground.
St. Austell is on the South Coast & it takes about 30 minutes to travel 16 miles to Fistral Beach in Newquay on the North coast.
Enjoy. :)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oM1T6NXjTeo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gCUQ6_JzxaU
I love Cornwall. Amazing coastline and loads of places to visit and enjoy. We normally go camping in Devon and Cornwall most years and pick a different area to explore a new part.
We have pretty much exhausted what we haven't seen though so are thinking about North Wales or Anglesey next.
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Looks very nice Kin Hell !! The coast line looks great!
Thank's Tiago. :)
Cornwall's waters are blessed with the North Atlantic Drift which pulls warm water from the Gulf Stream. Consequently, we have a variety of sea life pass our shores. Dolphins & seals are quite regular along with the odd shark sighting or two & I'm referring to being stood on the cliffs watching.... not bobbing around in a fishing boat. ;)
It's always bright here, even when it's raining & the worlds greatest Artists (painting) say the light in St. Ives is some of the best in the world for these aficionados. :blink:
Not much Industry down here either, so whilst that helps not pollute our coastline, well paid jobs are hard to find.
Bit of a laid back attitude here too, something I've found difficult to master & probably never will fully. Whilst not from here from birth, I Love Cornwall, consider myself very lucky to live in such a beautiful county of the United Kingdom & couldn't imagine living anywhere else. :)