I'm getting closer to the goal! I began to find spots in cloudy weather! Not all the pictures here meet this criterion, many already do.
Spotting in cloudy weather does not follow the same principles as in sunny weather.
If there are shadows from the sun that create this spotting to a greater extent, then there are no shadows in diffused light.
We have to pay more attention to shapes, lines, and geometry.
Diffused light is less contrasting, so you need to visually create this contrast.
This means that something dark and black catches the eye and makes it stand out against a lighter background.
Silhouettes, by the way, can also be obtained even without the sun!
Anyway, there are lighter scenes, and there are darker ones.
The light is diffuse, but the shadows still exist.
In cloudy weather, you need to think like in the bw.
That is, a vision of the world should be connected if you were shooting on black-and-white film or would like to make monochrome.
But still, color plays a very important role and it is there!
Do not forget about the red dot.
And white, too!
Yes, multi-detail is more difficult to find and it is located in completely different places.
And when something works out, then there is interest in it.
Now I'm waiting for the overcast to try myself again.