Germany Völkerschlachtdenkmal (Drone)
The Monument to the Battle of the Nations in Leipzig was built between 1898 and 1913 under the direction of Bruno Schmitz in the monumental style. It commemorates the decisive Battle of Leipzig on October 18, 1813, during the Wars of Liberation. The monument is a tower containing a hall of fame and a crypt. At a height of approximately 91 meters, it is the tallest monument in Europe.
Photography Tips
Check local drone regulations first. Keep your distance to the B2 road as german drone laws require. How ever you can get around it if you fly lower than the distance to the road or fly behind the road and use a tele on your drone like the Mavic 4.
When shooting at night use a bracketed sequence to capture the full dynamic range. Set your ISO and shutter speed to manual and take several shots. If there is no wind the drone shot be able to take exposures at 1 sec without blurring.
And don't try shooting it from behind, not worth it. Go with the pond and the reflection.
When shooting at night use a bracketed sequence to capture the full dynamic range. Set your ISO and shutter speed to manual and take several shots. If there is no wind the drone shot be able to take exposures at 1 sec without blurring.
And don't try shooting it from behind, not worth it. Go with the pond and the reflection.
Travel Information
There are several parking lots nearby.
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