Drone Captures Mind Blowing Photos Of Melbourne

Here at Nomads we’re all about creative expression, especially when it promotes the jaw dropping beauty of Australia and it’s landscapes. We sure do live in paradise! Whilst trolling Instagram this week in search of “Aussie goodness,” I stumbled upon amazing photos of Melbourne. One photo, in particular, that captured my attention was an aerial shot of Victoria’s famous surf spot, Bell’s Beach. The photo had been captured by a Drone.

The Instagram snap had just 222 Likes. It may sound like a lot, but I couldn’t help feeling that such a unique portrayal of the Great Ocean Road’s most talked about beach deserved a lot more.

I clicked on through to the artist’s page, droneair_australia and was welcomed by a vast, jaw dropping showcase of what Melbourne, and it’s surrounding tourist attractions, had on offer. I had to find out more!

About DroneAir Australia

Humble founders of @droneair_australia, Magda and Bart, arrived in Melbourne from Poland in 2012. They fell in love with Australia. With a long lasting passion for photography, their love for the country gave them the inspiration to experiment with aerial photography.

“For us, Droning is something new, something exciting and we are happy to promote the beauty of the country where we live.”

Magda and Dave operate their Drone (which requires a commercial license), with a remote control linked to their Ipad which allows them to create photos and video in flight. We couldn’t be happier and you can see why…

Amazing Drone Photos of Melbourne

The one that started my quest to find the best photos of Melbourne captured by drone!

Bell’s Beach, Great Ocean Road

City Sights from Port Melbourne

‘The Palms,’ St Kilda Esplanade

Bathing Boxes, Brighton Beach

Pink Lake, West Gate Bridge

The Great Ocean Road

Mornington Peninsula

Wilson’s Promontory National Park

Melbourne from Yarra Bend Park

Follow DroneAir Australia on Instagram @droneair_australia

There are so many beautiful places and things to do in Melbourne. You might not be able to take such fabulous photos but you can certainly go and explore these places!