Nature’s bounty

Salute

Who owns the cottage,

Who own the trees,

Who owns the land.

Does it matter…

I walk.

I enjoy.

I conquer my fear.

I relieve stress.

I witness a thousand miracles.

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Low angle photography – Looking up!

Here are my photos to Brenda’s “a photo study: low angle“. I have thoroughly enjoyed her post. It comprises of nice explanation and fantastic photos. A good way to learn a new topic in photography.

My understanding of low angle photography is summariazed in the following points:

• A different perspective to create unique compositions.
• Camera is either beneath the subject or looking up at it.
• Crouching and kneeling are very common positions but sometimes one might have to lie down to get a “worm’s eye view”.
• Or otherwise looking up at the subjects above us.
• Changing the angle can have big impact on the composition.
• The most important is to find an unusual viewpoint.

Bending knees after a hike is difficult

How tall is the lamp post

Hope no one saw me when I shot this photo in a graveyard

From my gym windows

Smiling Cherry Blossoms

Yesterday I was on a “point of depature” tour, the aim was “Low angle photography”. I got some interesting shots and shall write a new post involving the concept “point of depature”.

Hope you enjoy the photos 🙂