low-angle photography of concrete wall under cloudy sky

The fun thing about drones is getting to take photos from completely new perspectives. For example, here’s the top half of a 400-foot-tall dam, in all its cold industrial glory, located in the foothills of the Cascade Mountains. If you look at the top you can see the doors workers use for maintenance. That gives you an idea of its massive scale.

Dan Meyers

This is probably my favorite of my drone photos. Here’s the process: Step 1: Bring a drone. Step 2: Throw on a CPL filter. Step 3: Make sure no one is looking.

If you need a stock photo of a dam, here's one taken with my drone over the Detroit Dam in Oregon. Or if you just like cool aerial photos, it works for that as well. This gravity dam is about 450 feet high. 

a dam with a large amount of water coming out of it

Large industrial objects are another one of my favorite things to photograph. Dams and especially sexy CO2-free wind turbines. Dams are brutal on the local environment but it's hard not to be impressed by such an impressive display of engineering. This is the second of two photos from my closeup flight of Detroit Dam in the foothills of the Cascade Mountains in Oregon. This large gravity dam holds back a 400-foot-deep reservoir.

My only goal was to show amazing it was that a 450-foot wall of concrete can hold back a massive amount of water. I like how this shot captured the size of this dam and hope it meets your stock art needs. This is a large gravity dam in Marion County, Oregon. 

Fun shot I took of the Detroit Dam in Marion County, Oregon. The dam is over 140 meters (460+ feet) in height and created a large lake in the foothills of the Cascade Mountains. I took a similar photo with my old DJI Mavic Pro Platinum. This time, I was armed with my new Mavic 3 Pro Cine model and using its amazing 48 megapixel camera (it comes equipped with three cameras!). I honestly don't know how I did drone photography for so many years using only a drone with a single wide-angle lens...barbaric!

The bridge to a camp ground at Detroit Lake, Oregon.

josh ludahl

Doug Zuba

aerial photography of brown and beige buildings

Alex Brisbey

Catherine Hughes

architectural photo of high-rise buildings

Detroit dam