Hi all,
I got my first drone (DJI Mini 3) in September as a birthday present from my wife, and at 73 I hope to learn about and discover new landscape perspectives in photos and videos. I’m still making lots of errors but no crashes so far! Thought I would share a recent photo over the Forth estuary from Fife for any guidance on how to improve. This a great forum, by the way.
Hi alfie welcome to gadc from Edinburgh you will find a lot of very helpful info 
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Welcome once again!
Many thanks for the welcome
Hi Richard - welcome to GADC
Hey @Alfiebyre welcome to the club. I’m just along the road near Perth and visit The Kingdom on a regular basis. There’s fantastic scenery all around Fife and loads for you to explore with your new drone. Just get out and explore to improve, keep taking photos and learn what your drone is capable of. They’re great tools for photography and video, opens up a whole new world.
Welcome to the group 
Good photo, and rule of thirds applied, well done.
welcome @Alfiebyre
