Through their unique flight paths and movements, drones have opened up access to inaccessible places, producing never-before-seen views of certain landscapes or buildings. These unique perspectives emphasise the need to reappraise the negative association between drones and remote locations (accentuated by warfare) and, instead, think about how, when used commercially, access to inaccessible places can enhance and remake existing relationships with landscape.

Benbulbin is a large flat-topped rock formation in County Sligo, Ireland. To date, most shots of the mountain have been taken from its front side. Drone flight has made it possible to capture new views of this mountain from the back (as seen in this image). This seldom seen perspective allows viewers to inscribe the space with personal meaning, creating new understandings of the landscape that is out of bounds or hard to access in real life.