jdredd said:dont really see much reflection in the pool... and hard to do it with sunlight..
more focus on the pool perhaps? given your title.
too much contrast also between the overexposed bright areas and the underexposed shadows.
ob1canob said:I don't think it's just a matter of finding a better spot or angle you'll get a "better" photo. Composition, subject and etc are equally important besides taking at the right timing when the sun is not so glaring or directly in front of the camera and etc. Nothing is right with your photo that's worth commenting on, unfortunately. Sorry, don't mean to be rude or critical here but rather giving realistic advise.
nottipiglet said:Maybe you can tell us what you are trying to do?
Then maybe the people here can help you get it right.
kunjack said:is the pic too saturated?? :dunno: coz i see the sun was like overly done...
heroneo99 said:Actually i thought itz quite ok leh.. ha. i quite like the reflection. Jus that i think if the sun not there might be better.
also, i would rather see only from middle to bottom. as in crop out most of the real thing, leave mainly the reflection.
jus a suggestion.
elfvin said:
like that?
heroneo99 said:yup, something like that. but of course if we can retake the photo again, with more of the pool reflection and best if without the big sun.
paisay huh, i also newbie, jus a suggestion. Plus i am not there so maybe there are limitations that I cannot see.
jimbok said:With your background too bright, you could try using ND filter to adjust the exposure for your foreground. Well, just a suggestions to get a better exposure. =)