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Downside, August 2014

The first time I met Kyle, we were at the DMV in Esco. He was blastin these big ass downside plants on the highest part of the wallride in his black Converses... This footplant is a prime example of shreddin.

Most of the time during the trip I found myself wishing I had a wider-angle lens so I wouldn't have to take too many steps away from my subject.

 

However, firing out of the car was the only time where my lens felt a little too wide; as I'd composed a shot of this high-rise only to have it cut off by the roof of the inside of the truck.

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Today's Daily Create: Make a photo of something upside down that is never seen that way.

Here's the final piece.

 

Ink wash on watercolor paper.

 

8" x 10"

 

...and it finally has a name: Downside Up - thanks to Will Sansbury for coming up with it.

The downside of snowboarding

Downside of living in rural area is ppl mowing their lawns

Downside, just outside of Wagga Wagga, NSW, Australia

© David McElroy

The downside of housing here (unfortunately, I don’t know on all floors or only the lower ones) is that it’s impossible to open windows at night in the summer, as passing trains and the drawbridge make noise all the time when steamboats travel, consider this before renting or buying housing here!

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This lapwing was swooping and swerving and flying upside down displayimg.

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