From birds taking flight to sweeping waterfalls - these amazing drone images showcase spectacular scenery from perspectives that have never been seen before.
The beguiling images appeared on photo-sharing site Dronestagram which is dedicated to drone photography.
From a waterfall in El Salvador's El Impossible National park to Sygiriya, the lion rock in Sri Lanka, these images show life on our planet in new and original ways.
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Dronestagram, which launched in 2013, allows people to share geo-referenced aerial photos and videos.
Dronestagram founder Eric Dupin, who is based in Lyon, says drone photography 'depicts a new vision of the world, with stunning images taken from low altitude, near field'.
He says 'part of the appeal is that drones can capture images of places that are impossible to reach with another flying device'
From pictures of rice terraces in Bali to whale sharks swimming in the ocean, these images show places that would never otherwise be seen.
One envy-inspiring shot includes people sun-bathing on a pristine beach in Jamaica.
Capturing stunning photos lit with the perfect lighting is hard enough when you're holding the camera, let alone when you're controlling it remotely via a drone.
An increasing amount of holidaymakers have been using flying cameras to capture envy-inducing aerial photos while travelling.
The gadgets can be stowed away in a small bag and operated through a smart device, creating stunning eye-in-the-sky images from above.
The drones don't come cheap, costing anywhere from £40 for a basic version and up to £620 for devices that fly at speeds of 31mph and transmit video from miles away.
Earlier this year Dronestagram announced the winners of its drone photography contest.
In partnership with National Geographic, the social network has selected the best of 8,000 submissions in the categories of nature, urban and people.
The competition was judged by a panel of experts, including the Deputy Director of Photography at National Geographic.
Taking top honours in the nature category was an entry entitled 'Provence - Summer Trim by Jerome Courtial, depicting the lavender harvest in France.
Coming in second in the nature category is Infinite Road to Transylvania by Calin Stan, while Florian Ledoux's Ice Formation, photographed in East Greenland, took third.
HOW CLOSE IS A NEAR MISS BETWEEN AIRCRAFT AND DRONES?
Near miss is a common term used to describe encounters between different airborne vehicles.
Governed by Airprox, there is no specific distance stated, instead it is gauged by the opinions of the pilot, air traffic controller and the drone operator.
Earlier this year a 'near-miss' report was filed between a police drone and two fighter jets travelling at 520 mph.
Governed by Airprox, there is no specific distance stated, instead it is gauged by the opinions of the pilot, air traffic controller and the drone operator
The Devon and Cornwall officer was convinced there would be a collision as the military jet came into view.
The Airprox board reported the 13lbs device was flying at an altitude of around 300ft when the pilot heard a fast jet approaching.
The F-15 pilot, who was flying at an altitude of 500ft, could not see the drone but the drone pilot said the risk of a collision was 'high'.
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Main photo article From birds taking flight to sweeping waterfalls – these amazing drone images showcase spectacular scenery from perspectives that have never been seen before.
The beguiling images appeared on photo-sharing site Dronestagram which is dedicated to drone photography.
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