The photos from the flying camera are most impressive

Pine forest between Denmark's white snow hill, flock of sheep moving in Romania . are some winning works at the photo competition from the most impressive flying camera in 2016.

Photograph of pine trees in the Kalbyris forest in winter snow in Denmark by author Michael Bernholdt won first prize in the category of environment and wildlife.2016 is the third time National Geographic magazine has organized the competition of the most impressive flying camera photos.

Photo of cliff cliffs in Moab, Utah (USA) by Max Seigal author won the first prize in the category of adventure sports.Mr. Seigal started practicing photography with a flying camera two years ago "and I quickly became attracted".

Photo of St. ChurchFrancis in Assisi, Italy, on a foggy day by author Francesco Cattuto won the first prize in the travel photo category.

Photographer Szabolcs Ignacz sees a man running sheep in a field in Marpod, Romania.He quickly installed the camera and captured the moment.The photo won the second prize in the category of environment and wild life.

The moment the contestants in the swimming competition in Cucuta, Colombia won the second prize in the sports photo category."Instead of the usual past shots, flying cameras help me achieve new angles," said Juan Pablo Bayona.

Photo tourists riding camels along Cable Beach, Australia won the second prize in the travel photo category.Todd Kennedy took a picture when he and his wife went on their honeymoon in Australia.

Photo above the Piton de la Fournaise volcano in French Renunion Island won the third prize in the environmental category.Photo author Jonathan Payet said the shooting was difficult "because of the hot winds and wind speeds of up to 50 km / hour"."I have to wear a mask while working to avoid inhaling much sulfur in the air."

A sand surfing player in Cordova, Alaska state.The character in the picture is also the friend of Tj Balon.The photo won the third prize in the sports photo category."My hands are shaking every time I control the camera, but the results are always worth it," he said.

When traveling to Gran Canaria, photographer Karolis Janulis uses a flying camera to capture scenes of vacationers here.Picture of "one of the most wonderful beaches in the world" won the third prize in the travel photo category.