Kelingking T-Rex Cliff & Emerald Bay
At 299 metres AGL, the legendary T-Rex limestone cliff of Nusa Penida emerges from the Indian Ocean, where turquoise waves carve dramatic white foam arches against sheer 200-metre vertical precipices.

Captured from 168 metres above Macondé Viewpoint in Baie du Cap, Mauritius: where winding coastal roads trace the razor-thin geometry of ancient land and emerald ocean.
About the artist
By profession, I am a software engineer, but at heart, a full-time, obsessive dronegrapher. Wherever I walk, I am already flying in my mind: mapping unseen lines across the terrain, exploring how an ordinary stretch of earth transforms when viewed from the heavens. The drone is an extension of my curiosity, offering the rare, quiet privilege of witnessing untouched beauty that remains forever hidden at eye level.
I don't launch into the sky simply because I have wings. I look for hidden geometries, delicate symmetries, and living patterns that escape ordinary sight. More than dramatic landscapes, I seek thought-provoking frames that induce emotion and stillness. There is no greater joy than witnessing the sheer shock and awe on someone's face when they see our world as they have never seen it before.
My flights have spanned diverse Indian states, anchored by strict discipline, airspace legalities, and deep advocacy for responsible drone aviation. As my lens continues to ascend, I carry a lingering dream: to journey into the sacred, mist-veiled frontiers of North East India and unveil its untouched wonder to the world.
“Long before the propellers turn, I am already flying in my head, searching for the symmetries the earth only whispers to the sky.”

Flight log · cumulative
Verified telemetric flight recordsDescent · 299 m to 38 m
At 299 metres AGL, the legendary T-Rex limestone cliff of Nusa Penida emerges from the Indian Ocean, where turquoise waves carve dramatic white foam arches against sheer 200-metre vertical precipices.
Descending to 212 metres over Mount Ijen caldera in East Java: the world's largest highly acidic crater lake glows in surreal turquoise hues framed by steaming sulfur solfataras and ancient volcanic ridges.
Flown at 168 metres over Macondé Viewpoint in Baie du Cap, Mauritius. Golden sunlight carves the volcanic basalt ridge as winding coastal tarmac cuts between ancient rock and turquoise ocean waters.
Hovering at 114 metres above Angel's Billabong: natural emerald infinity rock pools carved by ocean spindrift where crystalline seawater reflects the morning sky.
At 72 metres above Gokarna: twin crescent coves shape the sacred Om landform as dense coconut palms meet black granite sea cliffs and breaking Arabian Sea surf.
Final approach at 38 metres over Manipal End Point: lush plateau meadows slope gently into Swarna River estuary channels with the distant Arabian Sea horizon glowing at dusk.







Touchdown · 0 m AGL
Available for fine art prints, editorial commissions, commercial licensing, and survey mapping across India.
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