Personally speaking I agree with you - but that is all to do with a couple of thing (IMO). The first is the quality of the light in the 3rd is lush (as we say here in Wales)** and secondly, the rule of thirds is close enough that it gives the image a bit of structure and depth that the other two don’t have. If it was my image, I’d crop a little more off of the left hand side.
Didn’t really get the chance to get the Mini 3 out much during Wales trip, was just far too windy most days. Of course winds calm down tomorrow! 
A couple of Harlech Castle
2x Zoom
11 Likes
Do you notice any difference when you enlarge them ?
I think to tell you would have to take an standard image ( is it 12mp or 20mp ) then a 48mp without moving the drone
I’ll try that out on my next outing, take two identical shots in both formats, see if its worth keeping it on the 48mp which is my normal setting. I have noticed on some of the shots you get a vignetting appearance around the edges.
Bradgate 360°
4 Likes
I think you’re right Barrie Dave @MA2flyer 
1 Like
@kvetner Looks like the forth bridge 
you moved on from your auditorium 
1 Like
B/W works good on that subject 
1 Like
A few from my trip home to Burton today:
St Peters Church and Stapenhill
Stapenhill Gardens
Stapenhill Viaduct, this leads from the Ferry Bridge into town.
5 Likes
A wee sortie over the wall? Great pics 
2 Likes
Yes. Turns out we could have walked down the steps onto the beach at the end of the road. But like idiots, we scrambled over the wall 
.
2 Likes
15 Likes
That image would look stunning on a wall printed on Aluminium. well done that man 
2 Likes