My First Sunset and Night photography

[crazy guy]

Hi All,

Here is my first try at sunset and night shooting. Please comment. Thanks.

#1

#2

#3

#4

#5

 

[bullseyez]

#3 is abit tilt. nice reflection on the water.

#4 i like the framing but also abit tilt?

 

[akangtooch]

:thumbsup:

 

[kengoh]

#4 & #5 is very nice! :thumbsup:
btw where did you shoot them?

 

[crazy guy]

I took the photos at upper perice reservoir

 

[kengoh]

I took the photos at upper perice reservoir

Thanks, another place in my list.

 

[daredevil123]

#1 - would be nicer if the water spray from the merlion is not pouring out of the frame. Meaning a wider view may work better here.
#2 - See 1 above. A landscape orientation will work better here.
#3 - horizon tilted to the left.
#4 - nice colors but horizon tilted to the right which spoils the picture.
#5 - A little bland. If you move further down the walkway on the dam at Upper pierce, and capture where the sun is setting, it will be much better. And with such overcast clouds, maybe you can try a 16:9 crop instead.

In landscape pictures, the horizon is very important. You have to keep it level. If not level in-camera, you have to fix it in PP. Good try though.

 

[crazy guy]

Hi daredevil123, thanks for your contructive advice.Will take take note in my furture shoot.

 

[wkyalan]

love your picture 4 & 5 ~

curious wat lens you using ?

 

[crazy guy]

love your picture 4 & 5 ~

curious wat lens you using ?

I'm using canon EFS 15-85. For picture 5,WB setting was tungsten.

 

[SK1968]

I like #4

 

[Numnumball]

I like #4

So do i

 

[wildcat]

#4 :thumbsup:
only thing is I think a bit too much dark area at the bottom.

 

[scubagolfer]

Aspiring to take take such great pics

 

[loveyunki]

I really love #4! Where was it taken?

 

[Champaka]

hi ti all... i am new to the world of photography... i totally agree with loveyunki that #4 is really lovely and i really love it... any tips on how u do that?