Aerial Photography | Deborah Clarke

Waves collide at Crock Rock, Geuriila Bay,NSW

Terra Marter Hills near Glouscester NSW: Drone Photo

Spinifex patterns West MacDonnell Ranges NT: Drone Photo

West MacDonnell Ranges NT: Drone photo

Trephina Gorge, East MacDonnell Ranges NT: Drone photo

Spencer Hill Reserve Alice Springs: Drone photo

Todd River Alice Springs: Drone photo

Coober Pedy SA: Drone photo

Coober Pedy SA: drone photo

Clay Pans Alice Springs: Drone photo

Clay Pans Alice Springs: drone photo

Clay Pans Alice Springs

Clay Pans after rain, Alice Springs: drone photo

Shark Bay WA, 2016

Shark Bay WA

Shark Bay WA, 2016

River delta Iceland, 2014

River farms Iceland, 2014

Farmhouse on the river, Iceland 2014

River delta Iceland, 2014

River sand patterns, Iceland 2014

Mountains under snow, Iceland 2014

Snorri, my brilliant pilot in Iceland

In 2014 I purchased an off the shelf, rather expensive, flying camera. Otherwise known as a Quadcopter or a ‘drone’. For me it was a creative tool, not a toy, or a spying device. I used it to gain the perspective I love, from above. Eventually I was able to fly it well enough to capture exactly the image I wanted. With few settlements and wonderful patterns on the surface of the earth, Central Australia is the ideal place to fly this machine, though I have flown elsewhere too as you will see. I also love to take photos from small planes. Some of my favourite images I took in Iceland in 2014, and last year over Shark Bay in WA.

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