Have you used viewpoint when taking a photograph?
This blog relates to using viewpoint & is the first of two blogs on this composition technique
The composition called viewpoint is where you consider your position to the view or objects that you are taking a photograph of. Here are a few options to consider when relating to the viewpoint:
Birdseye
High Angle
Eye-level Angle
Low Angle
Do you think by looking at the images to the left, that you have possibly used some of these angles when taking your own photographs?
Bird’s eye view/PLAN VIEW
The term birds-eye view can also be referred to as plan view or shoot from above.
A bird's-eye view is an elevated view of an object from above, with a perspective as though the observer were a bird and this can also link to aerial photography.
Look at this amazing photographers process for aerial photography.
