January 4: Change Your View (Photography Challenge)

Looking down...

 

Bird's Eye View

 

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

 

Become the subject

 

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.

 

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

 

Worm's eye view

 

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

 

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

 

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

 

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

 

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

 

Worm View-

 

Bird's eye view

 

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

 

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!

 

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

 

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

 

one from me!!! Bird's Eye View

 

Bird's eye view: