Searching For Circularity (1)

Sometimes, taking low altitude photographs, I set myself the challenge of searching for a particular theme or shape. At various times I’ve set my sights on shadows, abstract patterns, lines, and rectangles. In every season of the year, I find myself looking for circles.

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Timothy Bentley
A Day In The Country

Drone photography in early spring is often a challenge. The snow has been replaced by mud, the trees are still naked, there’s only a hint of green. Finding good subjects is not so easy.

Still, a determined artist can discover images that please – or shock.

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Timothy Bentley
The Thousands Islands By Air (2)

In these islands, the sunsets are often spectacular. Beautifully colored clouds reflect off still waters, framed by dark islands.

The open stretches between the islands allow an unobstructed view of sky, horizon, and water.

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Timothy Bentley
The Thousand Islands By Air (1)

The Thousand Islands are one of the world’s most photogenic settings.

It’s a glorious life. Waking up by diving off the stern of our sailboat, exercising on island paths, cooking simple meals, exploring the channels, flying the drone.

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Timothy Bentley
The Intrigue Of Aerial Patterns

When we take photographs from a drone, the fine details are often less striking than their patterns, shapes, and repetitions. Take these interlocked “H”s, for instance.

What intrigued me was the symmetrical geometry, the repetitive patterns, and the cheerful color, both sunlit and shadowed.

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Timothy Bentley
Wow! Photographing Winter (2)

It’s a challenge to expose ourselves to winter cold, and harder yet to manage sensitive drone equipment in icy conditions.

But when you capture that special shot, the rewards are great. Such a photo can have a spectacular impact, cutting through our complacency, enriching our love for our dear planet.

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Timothy Bentley