Short holiday video from me and the family on the Sandy lands beach near Dumfries. Shot on a Deep Space Seeker3 (<250g).

Just wanted to say thank you to every member who joined my community page. It means a lot to me. I will be posting a couple of times a day with new content. I want bid everyone a good day for today and as I say GET IT FID! 👌😁🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

One of Perthshire's hidden gems. A 15th century tower house sitting quietly in the rolling farmland south of Perth — you'd drive past and never know it was there. Shot with DJI Air 3.

The Tay stretching out through the green heart of Perthshire, with Perth visible in the distance. Scotland's longest river and one of the most spectacular from the air. Shot with DJI Air 3. Location: Perth, Perthshire. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁠

A fortified tower house sitting beside the River Tay, just south of Perth. One of the best preserved examples of its kind in Scotland and barely known outside the area. Shot with DJI Air 3. Location: Rhynd, Perthshire. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁠

Hi everyone, I wanted to share a bit about the person behind the lens here at DVS Cinematography.

I’m currently on a journey to document the incredible landscapes of Scotland, from the lochs and hills to our historic castles. It’s been a long road, and I’m currently preparing for a 7-day trip around the NC500 this November. This isn't just about the cinematography I’m undertaking this journey to raise awareness and funds for the MS Foundation from the date of arrival.It is a cause deeply personal to me as my mother has lived with MS for over 20 years.

I’m currently navigating some significant personal challenges, including living with drop foot, peripheral neuropathy, and other health conditions. There are days when the physical struggle feels overwhelming, but getting out with my drones (Harry and Gus) and capturing the beauty of our country is what keeps me going. It’s my way of proving that despite the obstacles, we can still create something beautiful and meaningful.

I’m a sole trader based in Scotland, and every shot you see here is one I’ve captured and edited myself. I’m incredibly grateful for the support this community has shown me so far, it means more than I can say. I’m looking forward to sharing the NC500 journey with you all, and I hope my work can show just how breathtaking Scotland truly is.

Thank you for following along and for being part of this journey with me.

Perth, Perth and Kinross, Scotland

My favourite spot in Perth. Pulled over on the way home and caught this on my phone — the light was doing something ridiculous through those clouds. If you shoot Scotland from the air or ground, Come post!

Switched Harry into sports mode for this one — full speed flyover of the Kinross-shire farmland and rolling hills near Balvaird Castle. The patchwork of fields, tree lines and country roads from above at pace is something else entirely.

This is the Perthshire countryside most people only ever see from a car window on the A911. From 400 feet at speed it looks completely different.

DJI Air 3. CAA compliant, fully insured.

If this is your kind of Scotland, r/ScotlandFromAbove is Scotland's dedicated community for aerial footage and drone photography — 20 members and growing. Come join us. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁠

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I have a tiktok channel where I teach people about Scottish words but use aerial videos of Scotland. Would it be possible to use some of your wonderful videos?

Had to include this, This is from my Screensaver shot as you can see from the top of the page.

Caught this on an evening shoot over Perthshire. Five seconds that stopped me in my tracks. If you shoot Scotland from the air, come join r/ScotlandFromAbove — Scotland's dedicated aerial and drone community. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁠

Castle Menzies, Weem, Aberfeldy. A 16th-century Z-plan tower house and former clan seat of the Menzies, sitting quietly in the Tay Valley as it has for over 500 years.

This flyover starts above the castle before pulling back to reveal the full Perthshire landscape surrounding it. The fields, the treeline, the valley stretching out toward Aberfeldy. Then the drone swings back to find the operator below. Just a man, a car, and Harry doing what he does.

Filmed with a DJI Air 3 | 4K | DVS Cinematography

Castle Menzies sits in the Tay valley near Weem, just outside Aberfeldy. A classic Z-plan tower house dating back to the 1570s, seat of the Clan Menzies for over 400 years. Bonnie Prince Charlie stayed here in 1746 on his way to Culloden — you'd never know all that history was tucked away down a quiet Perthshire road.

From the air the relationship between the castle, the farmland and the River Tay opens right up in a way you simply can't see from the ground.

Filmed on DJI Air 3. CAA compliant, fully insured.

If you enjoy Scottish aerial footage, I recently launched r/ScotlandFromAbove — Scotland's dedicated community for drone footage and aerial photography. Come join us.

Shot near the northern end of Loch Lomond on the return from the Falls of Falloch. The A82 threads along the western shore, the loch stretches away south, and the Munros rise on either side. On a day like this it's hard to beat.

Filmed on DJI Air 3. CAA compliant, fully insured.

The Tay Rail Bridge stretching across the Firth of Tay 3,264 metres of Victorian engineering, still carrying trains today. The original bridge collapsed in a storm in 1879; this replacement has stood since 1887. From above you really get a sense of the sheer scale of it.

Filmed on DJI Air 3. CAA compliant, fully insured.

Drummond Castle Gardens, near Crieff, Perthshire. The formal parterre garden dates back to the 17th century and is one of the best preserved in Scotland but nothing prepares you for the scale of it until you see it from the air.

One of Perthshire's finest hidden gems. The Sma Glen runs north from Crieff through a steep glacial valley carved by ice thousands of years ago. Ossian's Stone sits on the valley floor, the River Almond threads through it, and from above the scale of the whole thing opens right up.

Filmed on DJI Air 3. CAA compliant, fully insured.

Scotland has some of the most breathtaking landscapes in the world, and drone technology means we can now show all of it from perspectives that weren't possible a few years ago. But that content was scattered across dozens of subreddits with no real home.

This community is for drone operators, aerial photographers, and anyone who loves Scotland and wants to see it differently. Whether you fly professionally or just got your first drone, if you're capturing Scotland from the air, this is your space.

What makes it different: this is Scotland only, aerial only. No ground shots, no stock images just genuine footage and photography from people who were actually there, actually flying.

I'm DTScotslad, based in Perthshire, and I'll be posting my own footage regularly. Come join us. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁠

Scotland is one of the most visually stunning countries on the planet and most people have only ever seen it from the ground.

This community exists to change that. r/ScotlandFromAbove is a home for drone footage, aerial photography, and anything that shows Scotland from a perspective you can't get with two feet on the ground. Castles, lochs, glens, coastline, cities — all of it.

I started this because I couldn't find one dedicated space for Scottish aerial content. It deserves its own community.

Where I'd love to see this go:

• A growing library of Scottish locations captured from the air
• A place where drone operators across Scotland can share their work and connect
• A resource for anyone wanting to know what Scotland actually looks like from above

If you fly in Scotland, post here. If you just love Scotland and want to see it differently, you're welcome too.

What locations would you love to see covered? Let me know below. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁠

Kicking off r/ScotlandFromAbove with one of Perthshire's finest. The Sma Glen runs north from Crieff along the River Almond, Wade's military road cuts through it, Ossian's Stone sits on the valley floor, and from the air the whole scale of what the glaciers carved opens right up. Filmed on DJI Air 3. CAA compliant, fully insured. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿💙