January 4: Change Your View (Photography Challenge)

[lvancura]

Looking down...

 

[busywoman139]

Bird's Eye View

 

[GlazeFamily3]

I used a birds eye of view to take a picture of my daughter playing solitaire.

 

[Firstoscartgrouch]

Become the subject

 

[scrapmore]

I chose Become the subject but after finishing my layout and re-reading the rule, I realize I understood it wrong. However I think it still looks good for the option "Bird's eye view". Please check if mine follows the rule or not.

 

[Alexandra M Meffert]

I choose to go with #4 Framing in Composition: This photo will have an object in the foreground that frames or highlights your subject. This will help set the scene and draw the viewer into the image

 

[burnbright]

Worm's eye view

 

[Coady]

Worm's Eye View - sitting on the floor and looking up.

 

[sberkan]

I used Framing in Composition on my main photo! Thanks for the challenge.

 

[ziesenil]

Here is my bird's eye view of a jellyfish:

 

[rach3975]

I scrapped my daughter playing with slime from the "become your subject" point of view.

 

[Susan - s3js]

This is really from the worm's point of view - flat on his back!

 

[Sokee]

Worm View-

 

[weaselwatchr]

Bird's eye view

 

[honeyandcheese]

I knew just what photo to use for this challenge! And added in my first QR code. Yay!

 

[Sunberry2]

I'm sure I have other photos that would have worked, but I grabbed this one this weekend. I did a bird's eye and love that you can see the directions and the pieces that she's about to build with! Thanks for the challenge!

 

[kolohigirl]

I picked the birds eye view from the top of the hotel down to the noise below.

 

[annachris70]

I used #2 Worm's Eye View, shot from below the subject:

 

[MrsPeel]

one from me!!! Bird's Eye View

 

[kristinkristin]

Bird's eye view: