January 4: Change Your View (Photography Challenge)

Become the Subject..... (person in 6 c.. looking out window as we fly through the sky)

 

Become the Subject

 

Hi everyone! Here is my take on this challenge: using frog perspective to make the "world's largest Kokopelli" appear even larger ;-) Helpful criticism is always welcome! Thanks!

 

I used a bird's eye view photo of my niece.

 

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

My change your view choice was "become the subject" and thank you to my daughter gwen for taking this photo and posting on Snapchat where I could grab a screenshot...LOL get your feet OFF the dashboard!

 

I tried becoming the subject (fingers crossed the photos are ok)

 

Great challenge Natasha, here is mine of my little Daisy girl using the Birds Eye view

 

Though I'm posting this on the 13th, I made this photo on the 4th. I read each challenge every day while I was on my vacation and I made these photos with this challenge in mind while we were on a layover in the Austin airport.

I used the worm eye view perspective.

 

Fun challenge, thank you! This is the worm's eye view of a Leopard Shark at the Oregon Coast Aquarium, where they have a "tunnel" that runs right through the shark exhibit...

 

I chose a frame (No. 4)

Journalling: I love how the arch draws your eyes in enticing you to a sneak peek at what's happening out the other side. Five hundred years ago, you'd see monks busily going about their daily activities. Today there's only a coup0le of ordinary buildings and people walking down the street!!

 

This is my layout, I picked the framing in Composition

04 01 2018 by lemelimelodeval posted Jan 14, 2018 at 4:10 PM

 

I chose: "2.Worm's Eye View:Shot from below the subject, this viewpoint makes the viewer feels as though the subject is in control of the situation. Looking up at a subject instinctively makes us feel small."

 

Mine

 

Worm's eye view

 

Birds eye view

 

A view from far above

 

Birds Eye View of my grandaughter -

 

I became the subject or it could be a worm's eye view either one.

 

I used .. uh... cat's eye view? Lol! I take my cats out for yard play and wanted to see what the yard looked like from their point of view, so you can see the tire of the neighbors car in it. ^.^ And of course, some of the stuff he was looking at.

 

MOC4 photography challenge (worm's eye view, shot from under the table ledge)
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