Photography ethics and good alternatives to drone shots in restricted areas?
Drones are heavily restricted. What are good ways to get interesting elevated or wide shots?
More
2 Answers from travellers
Many viewpoints, temple platforms, reservoir bunds, tea estate roads, and hilltop locations offer excellent elevated perspectives without needing a drone. Using a good wide-angle lens or shooting panoramas from accessible high points can create compelling wide shots. Some hotels and guesthouses have rooftops or elevated gardens with good views. The key is finding locations with interesting foregrounds and clear sightlines. Local drivers and guides often know the best accessible spots for different types of shots. Being creative with composition from ground level or slight elevations often produces better results than drone shots anyway. Many stunning images are taken from places you can reach on foot or by short vehicle access.
Will focus on accessible viewpoints and wide-angle work. Many great shots don't need drones anyway.
You must be logged in to post an answer.
Log In to AnswerRelated questions
- Sangupiddy Bridge in Jaffna, best time for photography.1 answer
- Top things to do in Galle Fort in one day.2 answers
- Best photography locations in Sri Lanka for landscapes - hidden spots beyond the obvious Instagram shots?2 answers
- Galle Fort complete visitor guide - what to see, how long, best time, and is it more than just Instagram?3 answers
- How to avoid the stilt fisherman photo scam?4 answers
- Scenic microlight flight over the cultural triangle is the aerial view worth it and how does it work4 answers
Join a Crew
Kandy Perahera Live Tonight
Perahera Seats, Hotels & Roads
Dalada & Perahera Culture