SFMOMA and Fountains
Here's a photo taken of the fountains at Yerba Buena Center in San Francisco, looking toward SFMOMA. I'd like some advice regarding exposure or brightness control, or whatever my problem is here. At first glance, the white fountains seem to overwhelm the balance of the photo, and they just look overexposed. But when you enlarge the photo, you can see that it's not actually overexposed for the water -- there's ample detail of bubbles and froth. Is this simply a compositional error, or is there something that could be done or could have been done so that it looks okay? Thanks.
No photo. I am completely at a loss as to how to upload this. After several efforts, I resized my too-large photo to 1024 by 1365. But I am getting a message when I try to upload it, that I've exceeded the dimensions limit of 2048 x 1024, because my file is 1024 x 1365. Huh? Help. (By the way, since this is a Mu 4/3 forum, how come all the dimension limits are 2 x 1?) Grrr.
Last edited by Mitchell Zimmerman; September 4th, 2010 at 10:32 PM.
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