Drones are impressive tools when they’re used to capture the surrealism and magic of nature.
The winning entries from the Drone Photo Awards 2022, including the overall winning shot showing a fascinating view of the Fagradalsfjall volcano in Iceland, are a testament to the technology’s capabilities. reported that out of thousands of images submitted by 2 642 photographers from 116 countries, the winning images will be showcased in an exhibition titled “Above Us Only Sky” during the Siena Awards events at the Museum of Natural History.
We’re delving into the first classified images and runner-up shots across the nine categories, including video.This is a secondary fissure a few hundred metres from the main crater of the Fagradalsfjall volcano during its last eruptive phase, perThe shot was captured as a storm hit west Iceland, with rain and strong winds. Owing to the difficult conditions, a drone capture like this is unique.