Getting low on the ground and shooting up towards your subject can create a dramatic effect. This is called a “worm’s eye view” since you are essentially viewing the subject just as a worm would. As opposed to a bird’s eye view, well, you get the picture. Now, I literally laid down on the ground and shot up to make sure I could get the full length of the lighthouse in my shot. However, crouching down can achieve the effect. So can raising your subject. For example, your subject is up on a ladder, or porch, and you are on the ground. Use your imagination to get below your subject. You will see how you can crop out distracting backgrounds, include more sky, or incorporate something special in the photo. You can also give the illusion of height, power, strength and more when you shoot upwards.
Okay, I’m back! I can totally try to do this one! Thanks again for such a fun challenge!
Mmmm, which structure in KL should I take, maybe the Twin Towers….LOL!
A hobby which I find relaxing. looking to learn
Great picture of the buildings!!!
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You have great tips! I am a professional photographer and still think your assignments look like fun. I enjoy reading your blog and I’m going to send it to some of my “enthusiast” friends. Nice work!
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Cool idea, cannot wait to see the Halloween pics that I am sure you will be taking 🙂
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You have some great ideas and I look forward to reading more. Do you shoot manual 100% of the time? BTW I found you on MBC
love it! Turned out so good!
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