Cherry Blossom Park
Here is a shot I got at Cherry Blossom Park in the University of Washington campus. After walking around for about 45 mins getting shots from the ground I decid...
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Here is a shot I got at Cherry Blossom Park in the University of Washington campus. After walking around for about 45 mins getting shots from the ground I decided to go where no other photographer was going. To the sky.
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This was taken at ‘Cherry Blossom Park’ at the University of Washington in Seattle.Time
It was early afternoon I believe. You can kind of tell by the shadows as they are only stretching out a bit.Lighting
It was probably a cloudy day, which really helps with photography. The clouds act as natural diffusion!Equipment
This was shot with an OG DJI Mavic Pro. The first one. I need a new drone lol ????Inspiration
I went to the park to originally try and get a reflection off of some puddle or something but there were so many people walking around trying to take the same photo I decided to hide around the corner, and take my drone up. I honestly gasped when I saw the composition lining up!Editing
This was a simple edit, nothing too crazy. I did pull the pink in the trees out a bit more to accentuate the beauty of the cherry blossoms, but otherwise simple curve adjustments!In my camera bag
My Sony a7rii, probably a 24-70mm lens, and perhaps a prime lens should I want to change lenses. Additionally, a bag of batteries, extra SD cards, a tripod, and maybe even a gimbal as I do a lot of video work these days.Feedback
If you’re flying drones in public places definitely be aware of your surroundings. Safety first always, but otherwise have fun with it!
