January 4: Change Your View (Photography Challenge)

[Jolleyontheroad]

 

[ashleywb]

Fun challenge! I chose framing in composition. I took this photo at the beach over fall break - shot through the slats of the wooden boardwalk fence.

 

[keepscrappin]

Thanks for the awesome challenge!
I went with POV #1. Become the subject. I took the photo on the left of my feet getting rubbed.

 

[KayTeaPea]

 

[turtlebug]

Took these images while sitting on the couch organizing WAY too many images scanning 5 decades!

 

[andersm]

Thanks for allowing us to use existing photos!

 

[lorieh]

Thanks for the challenge! I need to change my view more often. I chose a bird eye's view of my poinsettia plant. My daughter gave it to me and I just love the color of it. Here is my page:

 

[garrynkim]

 

[Maree]

#3 Birds Eye View.

 

[cestrada123]

 

[cherpea]

I chose to become the subject...

 

[ToniSue]

Birdseye View

Toni Sue

 

[AnnePC]

From the worm's eye view

 

[adejong]

bird's eye view:

 

[plumdumpling]

Here's mine! I have some bird's eye for the quilt pictures, become the subject for the game with my son (maybe...is that a stretch?), and framing in composition with my daughter asleep between the laundry baskets!

Fun challenge. I have taken some pictures this week using this technique too...I'm just not ready to scrap them yet!

 

[kayjaydo]

This was great fun, I used the feature "Google take a selfie" to get this shot. The kids and DH thought it great fun.

 

[knhoward]

Day 4 - Change Your View Challenge (Worm's Eye View)
Credits:
Just Jaimee - Storyteller 2018 January - The Collection

 

[scrumptious]

@bcnatty - I took this photograph of a friend wearing rainbow glasses on New Year’s Eve by shooting through another pair of rainbow glasses. The uncropped photo shows the cardboard frame of the rainbow glasses I was shooting through, but I ended up liking a close-up version better for the layout. I think the refracted rainbows around her face (which are a result of shooting through the rainbow glasses) form their own kind of frame/highlight and this shot feels to me still very much in the spirit of the challenge. But because it’s not an obvious framing I wanted to double check!

 

[zinzilah]

over the shoulder kind of view

 

[elwaechter]

A worm's eye view . . . of birds!