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High-Flying Highlights From The International Drone Photography Awards

From France to the Philippines, the winners of National Geographic and Dronestagram's International Drone Photography Awards.

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On March 15, 2014, in association with National Geographic, drone-photography site Dronestagram announced their first-ever International Drone Photography Awards, inviting drone owners the world overd to share their best in high-flying photography (surprisingly, no drone surf footage). After nearly four months of submissions, Dronestagram has announced the winners— and the results take this nascent photographic technique to soaring new heights.

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Above, Capungaero's 1st Prize-winning submission to the International Drone Photography Awards, taken at Indonesia's Bali Barat National Park.

Below, the rest of the winners and audience-choice submissions to the International Drone Photography Awards.

2nd Prize: Manila, Philippines by Jericsaniel 

3rd Prize: Annecy, France by Drone-cs

And the "Most-Liked" award winners:

1st Prize Winner: Tamul Waterfall by Postandfly

2nd Prize: Sanary-sur-mer by Jams69

3rd Prize: Sofia, Bulgaria by IceFire

Congratulations to all the winners of the first-ever International Drone Photography Awards.

And to learn more, check out Dronestagram's rewards page. h/t Fubiz

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