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Took this photograph on the way up to the roof of the castle.
The walls drew my attention to compose a picture with such perspective.
Throughout the book, we were asked to keep in mind the perspective of the author. This picture perfectly illustrates how depending on perspective, things could be really different.
For the second perspective image, I used the perspective of a fallen tree. This helps gradually guide the eyes along the image and gives a closer to the ground perspective.
Grand Teton - Yellowstone - Glacier trip
Shot at Old Faithful of Yellowstone
Leason : Marco-len should be used.
Perspectives is a series of free panel conversations moderated by DCPA Theatre Company Literary Manager Douglas Langworthy. They take place from 6 p.m. to 6:45 on the evening of each production's first preview performance. His latest guests were FADE Director Jerry Ruiz and Scenic Designer Timothy R. Mackabee. Photos by John Moore for the DCPA NewsCenter
Still life complicated with acrylic paint.
Highlights the different perspective things could be looked at. Whether it be everyday, mundane colours, or a more vibrant kaleidoscopic palette.
This well constructed lens was at one time worth more than the camera that it was mounted on, but is now obsolete and probably near worthless.
I took this photo while messing around in the park and ended up actually liking it. I think it is a unique perspective on sports. When you think of sports photography it tends to be from the same perspective and I just thought this was different. It also shows a bit of repetition which is another accurate portrayal of life in athletics. There is a discipline and need to be similar.