Drones have revolutionized the world of photography, offering unique perspectives and stunning aerial views that were once impossible to capture. The British Photography Awards 2023 recently celebrated the remarkable talents of drone photographers, showcasing breathtaking images that highlight the beauty and diversity of the British landscape.
These winning photographs not only showcase the technical skill of the photographers but also offer a fresh perspective on the world around us. Through the lens of a drone, familiar landscapes are transformed into breathtaking works of art, inviting viewers to see the world from a new and exciting vantage point.
The British Photography Awards continue to celebrate the ingenuity and creativity of photographers across the UK, and the stunning drone photography showcased in this year’s competition is a testament to the limitless possibilities of this evolving art form.
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#1. Winner: Into the Labyrinth by John Seager
“This image shows a view over ‘El Laberinto’, a stunning mosaic of mollusc-shaped hills and bone-dry valleys in Argentina’s far northwest. The soft rocks have been sculpted by the harsh climate of the high altiplano into an other-worldly lunar landscape. While looking for possible compositions, I found it was quite difficult to make sense of the scene from ground level, so I decided that an aerial perspective might be the best option. I took this image using a drone in early light, showing the ethereal beauty of El Laberinto’s parched and unforgiving landscape from above.”
#2. Peoples Choice: Winding Paths by Charlie Moss
“This image represents the path that life can sometimes take us on, with twists and turns. Everyone on this planet is on a unique journey of their own, and we are the ones behind the wheel that takes us to where we want to be. Life throws some curveballs but if you stay focused and stick to the path you want, I believe you can achieve anything you set your mind to. This image is a topdown picture of Lombard Street in San Francisco taken at sunrise before the vibrant city bursts into life. You don’t get to see the windy road from this perspective when you’re standing there, which is why I was inspired to capture the image from above.”
#3. A Winter’s Afternoon by Joe Turner
#4. Aerial pictures of the properties that got destroyed after a suspected gas explosion by Dimitrios Legakis
#5. Birth of the Phoenix by Georgina Vincent
#6. Christmas Day by Chris gorman
#7. City In The Sky by Hugo Healy
#8. Forage Harvest by David Booth
#9. Hang on by Reinold Aryee
#10. Hawk Eye by Alex Prins
#11. Icelandic Enigma by Lukasz Sowinski
#12. Impalas on the salt pan by Solly Levi
#13. Into Another Realm by Ridhima Singh
#14. Loch Via by Benjamin Hayes
#15. Lying on Mars by Jonathan Rogers
#16. Magical Beacons by Itay Kaplan
#17. Phu Quoc’s Vibrant Tapestry by Christopher Harrison
#18. Solitude by Simon Hilbourne
#19. Sundial by John Seager
#20. Sunflower trail by Owen Humphreys
#21. The Artisan of Earth’s Canvas by Yang Hong
#22. The Big Bang by Gregg Wolstenholme
#23. The Ten Rings by Siu King Lau
#24. The Way Home by Matt Trollen
#25. Vestrahorn by Edward Hasler
