I like this

Is your altitude in feet or metres? Judging from the image and assuming no cropping I would have opted for feet, mainly on the basis of the house sizes. And if it's a GPS altitude, are you sure that doesn't relate to sea level? Even at my highest altitudes (c125m) structures like houses are much, much smaller.
Blown away by the HB's IQ. There's no hint of noise in the darks. The house lights are tack sharp, which one might expect at f11, but at 1/15th Mavica was nicely stable. The flaming sky has been rendered beautifully by the sensor too - did you do much PP? And kudos for the stitching as well.

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I so want one, our drone laws here are tough so I my have to get a small 249gram which dont need a license

these shots are always a winner, if you dont get inner smile from these, you are dead.

Great way to use the railroad track for composition. I second Rod's wish for a train. Great spot for long exposure light painting with stars above, as well.

What a grand way to take in a landscape! Love the sweep of the railway line - next time see if you can time things to coincide with a train
What's the square concrete bunker - old water storage feature? Nice pov too - going right out to the ranges. Hopefully you'll whack a few more up.

Yeah i cranked the blur up all the way for these... Discovered that the in-camera software allows you to change focus point and blur type/degree after the shot... the fake highlights are a little strong at full 7 degree so will try a notch back to 6 next time... It fixed at 4 during the shots and hard to see what you're getting, especially in these mid-day settings...

Not a care in the world!

Excellent pop from that dessicated excuse for a plant, and I do like the oof rendering.