January 4: Change Your View (Photography Challenge)

[tam65]

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

 

[knclark]

Worm's Eye View

 

[Ruthe14]

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

 

[zenjen]

Love using different perspectives, and seeing all these too!

 

[ElizabethW]

Great challenge!

 

[Pups_r_Paps]

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

 

[latz]

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

 

[Kiana]

Fun challenge

 

[BevG]

 

[jagruti patel]

Bird's eye view

 

[JenniferHignite]

created my layout with the worms eye view:

 

[Bethie]

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

 

[djp332]

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

 

[elseepe]

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

 

[nanascrapper]

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

 

[blueberries]

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)

 

[lulyg14]

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

 

[Lynncal]

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

 

[bumblebeee]

Mine are from a birds eye view

 

[3littleks]

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