January 4: Change Your View (Photography Challenge)

I gave my camera to my disabled son who among many things is cognitively impaired and this is view point of taking a selfie which he sees his 17-year-old sister taking.

The Selfie

 

Worm's Eye View

 

I chose "Framing in Composition". I loved visiting DC and this was one of my favorites with the Cherry Blossoms framing the Memorial.

 

Love using different perspectives, and seeing all these too!

 

Great challenge!

 

My photos are taken from a worm's eye view.

 

Worm view of my puppy
Credits: Dog's World by Paula Kesselring (The Lilypad); font: shoreline script

 

Fun challenge

 

Bird's eye view

 

created my layout with the worms eye view:

 

I shot up from the ground to my family above me.

 

Worm's Eye View, looking up at the moon.

 

I found so many photos in my collection it was really hard to choose. But I went with this one because I have far fewer from the looking up viewpoint.

Worm's Eye View for this one

 

Day 4 Jan 4 MOC 6 Change your View Photography Challenge.
Mine is "framed"

 

Another one where the problem was too many choices. I had so many pictures to choose from.

This one uses framing and a wee bit of the worm's eye view:




Made with bits from:

Mansion Masquerade (background paper)

Sweet Storytelling by Sahlin Studio (matting)

How it Began by One Little Bird (buttons)

(Tbh, the buttons I put on just because the simple matting looked too simple, but I like the pop of colors. I do love gimp's colorize feature)

 

Using worm's eye on dog pic and bird's eye for card game.

 

Difficult! I hope this is ok as a birds eye view page

 

Mine are from a birds eye view

 

I used birds eye view to capture how thin my poor Wally was when we got him.