You don't have to be high to get drone photos

Marys Shell and the Sea Ogre at Thornton Cleveleys.



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I tried flying my Mini2 through Mary’s Shell once - didn’t quite make it :frowning:

Clipped one side with a prop as it was exiting - fortunately it recovered and stabilised about 10cm above a pool of salt water. I’ve not felt brave enough to try it again since

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Stop putting silly ideas in my head…

I think I may take my wellies tomorrow and a 360 camera to put inside, see how it turns out.

Just re read that and it reads like I am going to put a 360 cam in my wellies :crazy_face:. I did of course mean in the sculpture. :wink:

I’ll see if I can find the video of my attempt…

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…but it helps? :face_with_spiral_eyes:
…but @Challenges_Committee will frown upon your entry. :rofl:

You’re going to stop your drone inside a metal sculpture for a 360? Prop guards?

No, put a 360 camera in it.

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Note to self, read AND absorb all of a post :joy:

Another example of read and re read your post title to make sure you don’t incriminate yourself… :rofl: :innocent: :rofl:

TBH, when I read the title I wondered if it’s legal to be high and fly a drone :joy:

“You don’t have to be high”

I know right, I tend to fly sober :wink:

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My attempt to fly through Mary’s Shell :frowning:

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Good save…

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Nice photos, I find it’s a really nice area for pictures there, have spent many hours there doing long exposures of the shell.

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Butt clenching

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