Fullerton

[nutz]

 

[Simon]

Your main subject is Fullerton Hotel, but it’s cropped off more then half, the background tall building is to distracting. Try a difference angle, to isolate off the tall building.

Try to take on a better sky day(blue sky), in the earlier morning or evening when the sunlight is not so harsh.

 

[ziploc]

Agree with Simon

 

[vincent]

Simon is right.

Today, I happened to be at Raffles MRT area too... the sky was terrific (all day). I took some pictures... but wasn't good... so.. not posting any...

The sky is very important... and having that patience to take a good picture is not always easy.

 

[Flare]

"polariser" comes to mind with the mention of sky....

 

[Klause]

Originally posted by Flare
"polariser" comes to mind with the mention of sky....

Even with a polariser.. u need a good blue sky to give it a good effect.. =P Polariser + Cloudy Sky = No use actually

 

[fusetrips]

Originally posted by nutz

Did you use tripod for this shot?

 

[mpenza]

Originally posted by vincent
Simon is right.

Today, I happened to be at Raffles MRT area too... the sky was terrific (all day). I took some pictures... but wasn't good... so.. not posting any...

did the pics turn out too dark? sometimes if the sky is bright, you need to adjust the exposure by a bit.

 

[nutz]

Originally posted by fusetrips


Did you use tripod for this shot?

no, i didn't use tripod for this.

 

[fusetrips]

Originally posted by nutz
no, i didn't use tripod for this.

Hi nutz, you took this picture in the evening?

 

[nutz]

Originally posted by fusetrips


Hi nutz, you took this picture in the evening?

yes, i think around 6-6.30pm.....

 

[megaweb]

you should have wait a bit longer to take this shot then you can get a nice blue sky (but not too much as what some of them said) ...

of course you need a tripod ..

the blue sky will look this