January 4: Change Your View (Photography Challenge)

Worm's Eye View

 

Would that picture of my feet considered as "bird view"? lol I hope so

 

I hope this photo counts as worm eye point of view. Thanks for the fun challenge!

 

I was trying to come up with a photo for this challenge and then, suddenly, last night... this happened! Perfect

 

1-4-2018 Change Your View
DInskip Explore kit
cool challenge...makes you look at your photo's with a new perspective...thank you

 

MOC-4-January-4-Change-Your-View-SueTR-onelittlebird-FP-no9-Roam-kit-WEB by suetr posted Jan 13, 2018 at 9:52 AM

 

Here is mine :

 

Day 4: Alternate viewpoint

For MOC 2018 Day 4: Alternate viewpoint.
This is a 'worms eye' view - this was taken at ground level under the statue, I think the other people looking at the sculptures thought I was mad as I was shoving my camera under the foot.

Supplies used:
Good Times Templates by Scrapping with Liz
Bee Curious Collection by Lynne Grieveson
Sew Happy Elements by Kristin Aagard
Going to be Good Kit by Lynne Grieveson
CCM November 2017 | Layer Styles by Mommyish

Fonts: Myriad Pro, Kingthings Trypewriter, Realist

 

Here is mine - I used the bird's eye view.

 

Here's my page. I knew I wanted a new photo for this challenge--just to "push" myself--and the next day I happened to see (from above lol!) my DD and her grandma on the couch. Love how that worked out. Thanks for the challenge!

 

Worm's eye view

 

Perspective - Birds Eye View

 

I chose Framing in Composition. I used a fence to frame my son, who happens to be facing the camera -- he has a knack for seeming to always know when I have him in my sights.

 

Here is mine for day #4:

 

4. Framing....my new craft table is framing my roomie crawling underneath it!

 

I selected option 1 Become the subject. I found these old photos of my son playing trains when he was 2 miss those chubby little hands that are now bigger than mine