Raffles Hotel
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Not to dampen your spirit, your picture is really too big. Please resize it.
Your picture lacks a subject, or even if your subject is the hotel, it is not so obvious. Maybe you can distance yourself further away.
It also looks a little overexposed to me.
But don't worry about the above feedback. With practice, you will certainly improve.
Your picture lacks a subject, or even if your subject is the hotel, it is not so obvious. Maybe you can distance yourself further away.
It also looks a little overexposed to me.
But don't worry about the above feedback. With practice, you will certainly improve.
Hi Goondu,Originally posted by Goondu
Not to dampen your spirit, your picture is really too big. Please resize it.
Your picture lacks a subject, or even if your subject is the hotel, it is not so obvious. Maybe you can distance yourself further away.
It also looks a little overexposed to me.
But don't worry about the above feedback. With practice, you will certainly improve.
I not discouraged by the feedback, but rather take the feedbacks as positive comments to improve myself, since am rather new to photography. Btw, how do i reszie it? Using what s/w? Anyway, keep your comments coming in.
one more thing, how should i correct it, meaning when it is overexposed what should i do the next time ard?
Software, you can use Photoshop 5.0 LE, Photoshop Elements, Photoshop 6.0 or 7.0 (if you have the dough
) to do the resizing.
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lefei,
From the shadow of the cars, I think u are shooting around noon time, lighting is very harsh during that time. Maybe should go around early morning or late afternoon where the light are not that harsh. Juz my .02cts
From the shadow of the cars, I think u are shooting around noon time, lighting is very harsh during that time. Maybe should go around early morning or late afternoon where the light are not that harsh. Juz my .02cts
AnotherAngle,Originally posted by AnotherAngle
lefei,
From the shadow of the cars, I think u are shooting around noon time, lighting is very harsh during that time. Maybe should go around early morning or late afternoon where the light are not that harsh. Juz my .02cts
yupz, i took it ard noon....about 1pm...
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