Nice shot.  Maybe try a little gradient filter for the sky in post processing.

No need for ND filters at all.
Just lower the exposure a little. (faster shutterspeed).

ND filters are mainly useful for video to get a shutterspeed that is slow enough to introduce some motion blur (usually when you shoot 25 fps video, you want a shutterspeed of 1/50s etc)
For photography you (normally) don't need ND filters except for when you want to get motion blur with very long shutterspeed (hard to achieve with a drone)

You might get confused with a gradient ND filter, that makes the sky darker.
But you will be better of taking multiple exposures with various exposures and blend them in post (AEB option on some drones, merged in a HDR stack later in post)

Montfrooij Posted at 4-28 03:52
No need for ND filters at all.
Just lower the exposure a little. (faster shutterspeed).

Thanks for the advice I can use every bit I can get.   Still really new

DAFlys Posted at 4-28 01:03
Nice shot.  Maybe try a little gradient filter for the sky in post processing.

Thank you for the advice I appreciate it.

Looks a bit oversarurated but no need for ND without a foreground.

Adams1029 Posted at 4-28 19:46
Thanks for the advice I can use every bit I can get.   Still really new

No problem, that is what this forum is for (among others)

Adams1029 Posted at 4-28 19:48
Thank you for the advice I appreciate it.

Its my pleasure.     

Good effort