Nejc Soklič
Exposed-frame FPV racing quadcopter on a dark studio surface with teal accents and white light trails.
Original photograph on Unsplash ↗AcknowledgmentsREAL PHOTOGRAPHY.
REAL PHOTOGRAPHY.
SHARED INSPIRATION.
Thank you to the photographers and student communities whose work helps introduce the world of drones.
Photography is from Unsplash and is used under the Unsplash License. These images illustrate the hobby; they do not depict Carlmont Drone Club members, equipment, or activities.
Pawel Spychalski
Bare carbon-fiber quadcopter frame with blue feet and yellow standoffs on a white background.
Original photograph on Unsplash ↗
Bruno Panettiere
Close detail of an FPV drone with exposed circuit boards, wiring, motors and propellers.
Original photograph on Unsplash ↗
Stacey Zinoveva
Black-and-white film photograph of a person assembling electronics at a workbench with drone parts.
Original photograph on Unsplash ↗
Benedikt Zinn
Five-inch cinewhoop FPV quadcopter with guarded propellers, battery and action camera resting outdoors.
Original photograph on Unsplash ↗
Andri Aeschlimann
Radio transmitter and FPV drone on a rock outdoors.
Original photograph on Unsplash ↗
Motta Produções
Consumer quadcopter in flight above a grassy open area.
Original photograph on Unsplash ↗Research and visual direction
ROOTED IN REAL SOURCES.
School and club information
- Carlmont High School — school name, campus address, crest, and the website's navy color (#112F5F).
- Carlmont Clubs page and 2026–27 Active Clubs directory — club purpose, meeting schedule, room, advisor, and student contact.
- Carlmont English department — advisor's full name, Brianna Tsai.
Design and content inspiration
- Carlmont Business — bold school identity, clear sections, approachable club information, and the circular C with horizontal bars.
- UAVs at Berkeley — multiple ways to contribute and a welcoming introduction to the hobby.
- UMD Drone Club and Drone Construction Club — hands-on interests, student initiative, and the connection between designing, building, and testing.
Site copy is original. Learning topics are invitations to explore, not claims about scheduled workshops, equipment, competition results, or certifications. The club logo is an original proposed identity inspired by the Carlmont Business mark and aviation insignia; it does not reproduce the Top Gun logo. The official school crest is presented separately and unaltered.
Facts and image sources reviewed October 12, 2026. Font: Barlow Condensed by Jeremy Tribby, distributed under the SIL Open Font License.