One problem with Houzz is that most of its articles and photos are of high-end jobs with covered porches or pergolas.

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They are lovely but costly when you've just spent a substantial sum on a pool. First, however, how much shade do you need and when do you need it? I would want shade in the mid to late afternoon when the sun is most intense and the temperature hottest. So which way is north in the satellite photo? Figure out where you need shade and then search for a suitable source.

Low cost shade could be a patio umbrella or a canvas covered pavillion.

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Both of these options are best in low wind environments, or require anchoring to the ground.

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Or, one or more shade sales that come in both triangular and rectangular shapes could be stretched between a structure and a pole. Again, high winds can put a lot of stress on attachment points. The use of shade cloth instead of canvas lets more light in while allowing wind to pass under and over with less stress.

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Remember that you can always upgrade later. Start with an affordable option that meets your needs and save up for a higher end more permanent option later.

Canilevered umbrells I like the sun when in the pool but i aslo like some releif from it when out of the pool and find umbrells do the trick Ideally a base on wheels so it an be moved The triangula shades are cool too Something like this might work Just get as many as you need