Drones aren't just used for fishing, warfare, and target practice. As the remote control flying machines grow in popularity, so does the amount of jaw-dropping aerial imagery being produced.
"There literally are no physical limits as to where a shot can take place anymore," said Eric Dupin, CEO of Dronestagram, a website and app focused exclusively on drone imagery.
As we look ahead to 2016 (and the mandatory registration of drones with the FAA), we revisit some of the best drone-made images from 2015, as compiled by Dronestagram.
Xiwei Reservoir. Zoucheng, Shandong, China.
Plazuela Sanchez Taboada. Mazatlan, Mexico.
Mont Saint Michel. Normandie, France.
Lost Island.
Al Marmoun racetrack. Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
Tourists with whale shark. La Paz, Mexico.
Christ the Redeemer. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Amalfi Bay, Italy.
Paracatu, Brazil.
Lake Turgoyak. Miass, Russian Federation.
Above the Cathedral of Maringa. Parana, Brazil.
Strategic Visual Content Editor for Hearst Digital Media, Photo Editor of Esquire.com, and staff photographer at Hearst. Basically, I am a MadLib.
