ok
You might have time to go back to your original post and edit. Remove and replace. 
Boom! @BrenDales nice one and a stunning photo 
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thanks Steve. I think I’ve done that.
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*edited and photo added inline for @BrenDales
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thanks @milkmanchris 
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Got some amazing images in this category! Going to be a tough choice come the end. 
Also don’t forget to vote for the next one
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@BrenDales thats a gorgeous photo!
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A cracker!
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Great pic David lovely purples/reds in the leaves 
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thanks @SirGunner
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thanks
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Great, you made it then!
Your next mission, should you choose to accept it, is to place the take off point on Dronescene - by doing so not only do youhelp other fliers by letting them no of a good place to fly but you also get extra points in this competition 
Any problems, shout out - there are many Dronescene fans on here as well as the tefalheads who developed it!
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Thanks - I was just doing that. I had problems uploading it earlier, but thanks to @McSteamy2010 I’ve now cracked it by uploading a JPEG instead of a DNG.
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The tefalheads have done an amazing job 
I’ve already learned so much, and I love Dronescene
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Take a photo of a tree they said… it’ll be fun they said… so why am I caked in mud and now have unusable trainers 
things we do in the spur of the moment.
Not quite the drone but taken from my S20Ultra.
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got to admire your dedication! Lovely colours. Shame about the trainers
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Whats most annoying is, I could probably fly to that tree from my house 
May have to revisit with my bird 
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The colours on that well worth the buggerd trainers 
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absolutely! I’m still v. much a beginner making rookie mistakes, and already keep thinking “I could have flown there easier and quicker” Still moving feet instead of propellers! 
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