Showing posts with label Low angle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Low angle. Show all posts
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
peace be with you
I usually like to make small items stand taller in pictures. More often than not, I would lie down next to small things on ground, rather than shooting downward. It gives a totally different perspective--what they would appear to be if we were to stand face to face with them--as well as the stature denied to them in their daily encounter with us.
Friday, October 30, 2009
creepy
I often pass by this part of the University when I go for jogging. Strictly speaking, this is one of the 11 residential colleges of the University, and as such does not offer any study program per se. Its main purpose is to provide accommodation with rich academic atmosphere (tutorials, mentoring) and extracurricular programs (sports & activities).
Concerning:
18-200mm,
Australia,
Autumn,
Black and White,
Cultural,
D300,
Leaf,
Low angle,
Melbourne,
Queen's College,
University of Melbourne,
Victoria
Saturday, July 4, 2009
pick me up
It is often said that photos taken from heights other than eye-level tend to be interesting because we normally don't see from that angle of view. When I saw the leaf, I wondered how it would look from its 'height'. When we look at another fellow human being, we see the person and the background that stretches towards horizons.
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