Bali Surf Drone Expert

Surfing in Bali, Indonesia is unlike surfing any place in the world. The moment you arrive to this special island you can feel a unique energy. The Balinese culture is unlike any in the entire world and that also goes for their kindness and smiles. As you prepare to paddle out to some of the best surf in the world, you can’t help but to take in the body warming environment of limestone cliffs, lush palm, cheeky monkeys, and smells of Balinese offerings to the gods. Once you and your board enter the water and begin your push towards the lineup you can’t help but to accept you are in special waters. You marvel at the live reef below you filled with bright colored coral, schools of tropical fish, and crystal clear water. Your body is as happy as can be with water temperatures that couldn’t be anymore comfortable.

The next phase of your immersion is positioning yourself into the lineup. You realize there are more people from different parts of the world and different colors of skin than you have ever been around. Surf banter from different groups of friends excite you as the stoke is high with everyone getting some of the best waves of their life. It’s impossible to not have a smile on your face. And then here comes the best part…surfing!

One can only try and write the words that describe the addicting love we connect with surfing a wave. Photographers and Videographers have worked for decades capturing these actions and feelings. But now, the aerial perspective has become widely accessible with the new technology and the media is mind blowing. To be able to fly above someone surfing and present it in high definition video is nothing less than spectacular.

Bali drone expert David Biner with Indo Eye is taking this idea to a new level. Recently filming some incredible surf at Serangan in Bali, he has put together a teaser video from his Bali drone company Indo Eye that has the world seeing Indonesian surfing from a new perspective. Camera angles showing multiple surfers on one wave, top-down aerial view, and dynamic follow panning from behind to the front of the surfer while these surfers do what fills their heart. It’s an exciting new generational push to show the world in a fresh way and Indo Eye strives to lead the movement in Bali. For more aerial and surf photography, check out Indo Eye through their Facebook, Instagram, or website http://theindoeye.com.