the Singapore River

73H 64M3R · 6th July 2008

sunboi80 · 7th July 2008

The weather don't seem good on that day these pics were taken, colors quite dull....

73H 64M3R · 7th July 2008

Originally Posted by sunboi80

The weather don't seem good on that day these pics were taken, colors quite dull....

yup. that's the bad thing. the pictures were either before it was about to rain or after raining. however, i don't think that it ruins the photo because the colours couldn't get much better even if it was sunny..

ssping83 · 7th July 2008

for colours.. might be the limitation of a camera phone.. but in any case.. you can consider tweaking curves (or up the contrast) during pp..

as for composition.. you might want to consider the few "golden guidelines".. what is the subject.. does the picture lead the eyes (via some pattern / leading lines) to the subject.. are there extraneous elements in the frame that distracts.. are the horizons and the buildings tilted.. if they are then do they make dramatic sense or tension to remain tilted.. etc etc etc..

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sunboi80 Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: West of SG Posts: 606	Re: the Singapore River The weather don't seem good on that day these pics were taken, colors quite dull.... __________________ ;) L-plate Photog: I come, I see, I shoot

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ssping83 Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Bishan Posts: 968	Re: the Singapore River for colours.. might be the limitation of a camera phone.. but in any case.. you can consider tweaking curves (or up the contrast) during pp.. as for composition.. you might want to consider the few "golden guidelines".. what is the subject.. does the picture lead the eyes (via some pattern / leading lines) to the subject.. are there extraneous elements in the frame that distracts.. are the horizons and the buildings tilted.. if they are then do they make dramatic sense or tension to remain tilted.. etc etc etc..