January 4: Change Your View (Photography Challenge)

A bird's Eye View. I loved this, I hadn't thought of taking photos of him doing this but a Bird's Eye view was a perfect one for it! Great challenge!

 

looking up

 

I chose the bird's eye view for my photo! Thanks for a fun challenge!

 

Birds Eye point of view ...

 

Thanks for allowing old photos! I knew exactly which ones to scrap for this challenge. We took these photos on a trip last year after seeing the #followme series on Instagram. My hubby is "dragging" me all over this plaza :

 

Become the subject: The Chimney Rock photo is my hand holding up the quarter with Chimney rock on it, in front of Chimney Rock!

 

Fun fun fun

 

January_4_changeyourview_framed_composition by Ladydoc posted Jan 6, 2018 at 2:30 AM

 

Thank You For The Interesting Challenge...At First I Wasn't Sure Exactly What Kind Of Photo To Choose For This Kind Of Challenge But I Chose The #4 Framing In Composition...I Chose This Photo Since I Thought It Fit The Bill With The Dual Perspective Of The Gingerbread Name Tag & The Gingerbread Cookie Cutter Just Off In The Distance...It Is Quite A Unique Shot...I Had Fun With The Photo & Dressed It Up In Retro Colors & Style Effects To Give The Small Photo More Pop & Pizzazz & I Wanted To Use Those Wonderful Trees In Scrapping With Liz's Winterize Templates...I Changed The Colors To Match My Layout & Added Many Effects To Suit My Design...I Had Fun Working With This Layout Showing That Perspective Is Always Important No Matter What The Occasion....

*For My Perspective Layout-I Used*

*Tree Cut Outs-Winter Words Cutouts-Winterize-Template Pieces-Scrapping With Liz
*We Are Storytellers-Collab-The Lilypad
*Jump For Joy-Collab-The Lilypad
*Winter Wonderland-Kristin Aagard
*Advent Calendar-Dec/2017-Papers-Rachel EDesigns(1 Paper)

 

mine is made with option 4

 

I chose Framing in Composition (the leaves & branches on the top and right side of the photo).. thanks for the challenge!

 

Corrected - Bird's Eye View

 

hope this is ok. You can't see my hubbys hands on the steering wheel....

 

1 from straight up; 1 from slightly up; and a couple of hands, though I think it's wrong for that perspective. haha

 

Mine using Bird's Eye View.

 

I chose Framing in Composition.

 

Become the Subject

 

This sweet little bird was seeking shelter in a holly bush from a winter wind that was starting to blow in. I was closing my office window, which is on the 2nd floor of our house, so I was looking down on it and was able to snap these “literal” bird’s-eye-view pics. Thanks for the challenge, Natasha!

 

I took this photo laying flat on the floor. It´s not showing so well in my layout though....