In response to The Daily Post’s weekly photo challenge: “Beneath Your Feet.”
Experiment with your angle: stand as you snap your picture or get close to the floor. You don’t need to include your feet, as I’ve done in the photo above. Consider all kinds of settings and surfaces, from interesting textures and patterns to sidewalk or exhibition art. Think about the details you will include (and leave out) in your frame, too.
This photo was taken by sitting the camera on the concrete just in front of my foot. The photo was taken in Key West Florida’s Mallory Square. With several events taking place this weekend, I will add to this weekly challenge with more photos from this angle.
Excellent advice! I’v found so much of the art of photography is about being able to first wonder what something might look like from an angle that to us two-feeted-walking people goes often unnoticed. Well done.
I’m heading back to the area to gather some more angles along the waterfront. Thanks for the comments and noticing.
That’s a whole new perspective for sure. Nicely done!
Why thanks, After I took my first, I went back for more photos at ground level.
Great perspective! We were at Mallory Square for the sunset celebration last Christmas, and it was just beautiful!
Nice entry for this week’s challenge. Definitely shows a different perspective.
Thank you.
First picture’s really great. I love it.
Why thank you, I took the idea of the prompt and decided on the angles with backdrops.
Nice idea!
I just found your blog it’s really inspiring! Check out our blog Wordwise which I run for Open Age we are an organisation in London England that promotes positive ageing and wellbeing for people aged 50+
Looking forward to reading more about what you do!
I have a post about this too.. hope you can check it out 😉
So how did you click the pixs?
I sat the camera on the ground and used the view screen that pivoted up for me to capture the photo.