The Daily Photo Thread

I am from North Yorks at birth, so I always name York or Selby lol

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I have been out flying again today and this time I have been to Holme Moss. Holme Moss houses the Transmitter for the Digital and DAB radio signals. The Transmitter is owned by Arqiva Communications. The summit at Holme Moss is 1,719 Feet above sea level or 524 Metres.

The photos do need editing and yes I can see why now

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These are some more shots that I have before coming home

I was aware of the Train line and the tram runs on the same tracks so I was essentially trying not to fly too far towards the train lines as this can cause further issues but I am impressed with the photos that I have taken

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I can see emley moor in the distance :slight_smile:

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You certainly can. On a clearer day you can see Drax Power Station

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I can see it from my back bedroom window

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Been working on this and edited it a bit

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@PingSpike Here you are. The actual drone photos

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Holme Moss yesterday

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@yorkie9668 I haven’t had the chance to do any editing, I’ve got a few to play around with

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Plot for Sale


Harlosh, Dunvegan, Isle of Skye. Overlooking the Cullins and Macleod’s Tables

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Mont Orgueil Castle, Jersey

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Little trip to Flamborough to scatter some ashes, took the Mini 4 Pro like ya do.Youngest grandson loves Tractors

And a few of the bay

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Higger tor today

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Magpie mine today

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Love Skye (and Rhum) my favourite places, but such a long drive from Blackpool. Particularly like Loch Scavaig/Coruisk. Cracking bothy there.

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Out of interest, can Da Vinci be used as a photo editor or is there a better / more suitable program?

I put these images on my phone to use the photo editor on there, the editor doesn’t seem to like them or produce decent results, and when I saved the above photo it took it from 4.6GB original to a 1.8MB file?

brilliant pics :+1: defo thumbs up from me.

A flight out yesterday over the mudflats of the Medway to the wreckage of what is believed to be UB-122 of the German Imperial Navy.

Launched in 1918 and surrendered only 9 months later.

A submarine that has stood the test of time and tide - but will eventually succumb to the elements.

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