Find a simple composition
Look for a clear subject and consider how foreground, background and light relate to it. A person or building can suggest scale, but a quieter detail may also tell a story about a place.
Different weather can create different moods. Overcast light may soften a landscape, while low-angle light can emphasize texture. Rather than chasing one ideal condition, work with what is present.
Photograph thoughtfully
Use a stable stance and keep your equipment protected from rain or spray. Back up images when you can, but do not let a screen distract you near traffic, cliff edges or water.
Ask permission when a person is the subject, respect signs and privacy, and follow local rules for drones and protected places. Never leave a path or enter private land just to improve a composition.