Last weekend, on the way to my home region, I sent the drone up twice. The first time near Durlesbach in the Schussen valley, to photograph the lovely railway line and the winding Schussen from above. Unfortunately the Schussen was still too much in shadow, but even the railway line looked impressive from above with the lovely colours of the forest. Then, on the spur of the moment, I stopped briefly at the Wannenberger Weiher, which also had a few subjects for me from above.
Two more things on my own account:
1) My Phantom 3 Advanced, which I wanted to sell back then, is now in good hands.
2) If anyone is interested in my image editing – I edited this series in Lightroom with the SMAL Rose presets by Sven Malojlo Have a look at them if you’re into this kind of thing – in any case a different, cool look compared with the presets that are slowly becoming “standard” here on the internet!
The railway line runs through the forest near Durlesbach in the Schussen valley.Dark spruces, bare broadleaf trees between them and the curve of the track below.Stacks of timber lie beside the tracks in the forest.Two tracks, a path and timber stacks – the forest colours make quite an impression.A curve of track sweeps through the dry grass beside the gravel path.Rails, sleepers, ballast – ruler-straight between two strips of grass.A single track winds its way through the forest.Timber stacks on the path below the tracks.The railway line crosses a clearing between forest and meadow.Between field and forest the line runs dead straight.Bare and green forest on either side of the track.The track runs across the edge of the forest, timber stacks below it.Dark water between fields and rows of trees – the Wannenberger Weiher.A narrow strip of water between trees and fields.The long pond in the forest between the meadows.Bare shrubs on the bank of the dark water.A field with tyre tracks borders the dark water.A bushy bank and long shadows on the dark water.
