Sun Rise at St Kilda

DEADMETAL · 11th March 2006

First time trying sunrise shot. From my baucony, pls give some pointers if you find rooms for improvement.

Isaiahfortythirtyone · 11th March 2006

melbourne? the colour is nice. but the sun right smack in the centre doesnt work for me.

surge · 11th March 2006

maybe it will be good to have some details in the front. i mean since tis is sunrise st kilda, when i click i was keent to see part of the place ( cos was there before and love the place) but only see orange and black. me not arty but just like the place. pose some most of your shots le

Royce · 11th March 2006

It could be a sunrise in any city in the world. I think it's better to take photo of the setting with the sunlight shining on it, rather than shooting directly into the sun. Shooting directly just gives you a silhouette of your scene.

DEADMETAL · 11th March 2006

Thanks for all the advice, will take note of it!

11th March 2006	#1
DEADMETAL Member Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 953	Sun Rise at St Kilda First time trying sunrise shot. From my baucony, pls give some pointers if you find rooms for improvement.

11th March 2006	#2
Isaiahfortythirtyone Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Clementi Posts: 2,470	Re: Sun Rise at St Kilda melbourne? the colour is nice. but the sun right smack in the centre doesnt work for me.

11th March 2006	#3
surge Member Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: north Posts: 1,248	Re: Sun Rise at St Kilda maybe it will be good to have some details in the front. i mean since tis is sunrise st kilda, when i click i was keent to see part of the place ( cos was there before and love the place) but only see orange and black. me not arty but just like the place. pose some most of your shots le

11th March 2006	#4
Royce Member Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Singapore Posts: 537	Re: Sun Rise at St Kilda It could be a sunrise in any city in the world. I think it's better to take photo of the setting with the sunlight shining on it, rather than shooting directly into the sun. Shooting directly just gives you a silhouette of your scene.

11th March 2006	#5
DEADMETAL Member Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 953	Re: Sun Rise at St Kilda Thanks for all the advice, will take note of it!