I managed 10 flights from 10 different locations in the one reasonable day we had here when I wasn’t busy with other stuff - a case of making the best of the brief time available before the wind got up again 
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Snow over the Braes of Lorn Argyllshire taken withMavic Mini 12.15 pm 07/01/22 Monochrome without filters or editing
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Looking towards Oban & Mull with weather closing in quickly 12.15pm mavic Mini… Thunder knocked out power as this blizzard moved accross.
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Caught in the snow looking East down Loch Tralaig south of Oban Scotland taken with Mavic Mini- 07/01.22 - 12.06 pm
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A distant Pendle Hill framed between Longridge Fell on the right and Beacon Fell on the left
DJI Air 2, taken on 4/1/22, flown from a small carpark on Crumbleholm Rd on Beacon Fell ( location previously uploaded to DroneScene )
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View from Clougha Pike west towards Heysham
TOAL from Rigg Lane carpark ( added to Drone Scene Where can I fly my drone in the UK? - Rigg Lane - Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty in North West ). Flown 4/1/22 with DJI Air 2
Visible in the pic is Heysham power station in the centre, with Lancaster at the right edge and Lancaster Uni campus at the left side. Literally 10 mins drive from Lancaster and you’re in the middle of the countryside 
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Only fourteen voters for the next competition’s topic?
Your vote could easily change the outcome - VOTE NOW!
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B&W photo taken today, Mini 2 and edited with Luminar 4.
Location added to Drone Scene, Where can I fly my drone in the UK? - Happy Mount Park - Parks and Recreation in North West
Morecambe Golf Club and edge of the Lake District beyond.
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A section of Marshaw Wyre, which is a tributary of the River Wyre a few miles East of Abbeystead.Photo is facing East. Pic taken 4/1/22 using a DJI Air 2, converted to grayscale using Corel PaintShop Pro X9.
Location added to Drone Scene Where can I fly my drone in the UK? - Marshaw Wyre - Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty in North West
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Last one, I promise
Jubilee Tower, on the slopes of Grit Fell near Lancaster - location previously uploaded to Drone Scene by @Crackerjack
Shot on 4/1/22 using a DJI Air 2
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No, no - keep them coming guys!
Nothing we love more than having to rejig the poll just before close on a Saturday night, especially if the shot was taken four days previously 
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Well if you insist… 
Cam Brow, near Abbeystead, shot 4/1/22 with DJI Air 2 - location previously uploaded to Drone Scene
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The old quality/quantity debate may redurface …
Is it better to have one decent image to attract votes or several images which may dilute the number of votes each gains? Should photographers be able to see the best of their work themselves or is it easier / better to allow others to chose the best from several similar examples?
Answers on one side of the screen only please.
Maybe
That
Should
Be
A
Rule,
Best
Photo
Only?
I
Prefer
Just
The
One.
Does that get me 2 dronescene bonus votes? 
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Possibly limit on number of entries for each challenge.That way the best image should be posted.
I think, allowing as many posts as they want, but they have to choose which post is the entry … just like the Weekly Edit. I.e. if the poster has posted multiple, but hasn’t specified which one to enter, the latest one will be deemed their entry. Seems logical and fair to me. But, as always, I will go with the flow 
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We live in the hope that this competition will be self moderating. We also feel that the debate between the sawn-off and the sniper rifle approach to competition entry will never be satisfactorily resolved.
◦ Location: Knap Hill, Pewsey Downs, North Wessex AONB
◦ Time and date: 08/01/2022 @ 1.46pm
◦ Aircraft/camera used: Mavic 2 Pro
◦ Drone Scene Link: here
Looking out from Knap Hill, a 5,700 year old fortification, and towards the end of the North Wessex AONB and the start of Salisbury Plain. The epicentre of Britain’s finest Neolithic sites.
P.S. if I have to choose one entry, I prefer this one, thanks 
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Maybe one “best” photo is easiest? While we’re talking about the way the comp works….how strictly do people feel we should interpret the title that is selected when we vote?
Personal interpretation is part of the fun for sure but will landscapes include built up/industrial/urban settings/ seascapes/ skyscapes etc?
Sometimes there’s not much wriggle room. If for arguments sake windmills is the next one it’d be a bit tricky to get away without a windmill in the photo…
Don’t mind, just wondering 
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