Endless photographs have been taken of Sydney's iconic Opera House and Bondi Beach over the years - but none like this. What started out as a passionate hobby for Pete Davies a year ago has been so successful that he has plans to eventually throw in his tech job to concentrate on taking the stunning images using a drone and a GoPro on a full time basis. 'As a day job, I would like to go more into the production side of using the drone and do it more commercially which would be nice,' he said. 'This is just something that I found and thought it would be good to see things differently.'
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Pete Davies uses a drone and a GoPro to capture incredible bird's eye view images throughout Australia
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Sydney resident gained tips from his photographer wife to get the best pictures when he started a year ago
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The 35 year-old started taking the photographs as a hobby but hopes to turn it into a full time career
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Davies turned to his photographer wife, Lyndsey Hughes, for creative tips as he began to hone his new-found skill
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Future projects include Hawaii and remote places in Australia including Broken Hill and the Simpson Desert
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'I want to capture places where people most often don't often go to like in the centre of @placeholder and up north,' Davies said
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'Also, the @placeholder images that are facing down when people usually only see the sails from the side usually.'