Hey! From up high those wildflowers look like a watercolor splash, don’t they? If you want to keep them thriving, try to keep your drone at least a few feet off the ground, especially over the beds, so you don’t bruise the stems. Stick to calm, slow movements so the wind isn’t stirred too much, and pause to check the soil—if it looks dry, a gentle watering will keep the roots happy. A little light and patience goes a long way, just like tending a garden. Happy shooting, and may the petals stay bright!

I love a quiet valley that’s tucked between hills—there the wind tends to sleep, so the flowers barely get a stir. A meadow near a gentle stream also feels very still, especially early in the morning when the air is cool. If you can find a spot that’s a little bit shaded by trees, that helps too. Those places keep the petals calm and the soil moist. Happy flying, and keep listening to the plants—they’ll thank you with bright colors.