Low Angle Photography

[Robert Apple]

Get Down Low and shoot.

Low Angle Mountain Meadows

[bucweeet]

Very nice lighting, Robert.

[Robert Apple]

Thanks Paul, this is one of my favorite places in the world.

[Retired Grunt]

Love low angle, nice light and colors.

[Robert Apple]

Thanks RG.

[Retired Grunt]

Camera wasn’t at ground level, more like seat level as I was on a bench but the subject puts me at a very low angle.

[Robert Apple]

Definitely qualifies and good juxtaposition between nature and architecture, I wouldn’t ask anybody to get on the ground, at my age and with my joints its a chore for myself to get back up at times.

[Retired Grunt]

Thus one reason why I love my X-T3 and the tiltable LCD. Both landscape and portrait positioning of the camera.

[davidc]

The tilt screens are a god send. I can get down to take a shot but cant get up lol! good shot!

[Pat Garrett]

And now I’m having trouble both getting down AND getting up. I definitely agree about the tilt screens.

[Dahlia Ambrose]

Love the juxtaposition RG and the light on the tree 🙂

[Tersha]

Cool shot RG, nice juxtaposition of the tree and the building.

[davidc]

Lovely shot, Robert! I cant wait for spring. Sitting in the meadows is one of my favourite places to be as well.

[Robert Apple]

Thanks David

[Dahlia Ambrose]

Beautiful light Robert 🙂

[Robert Apple]

Thanks Dahlia

[Tersha]

Lovely light Robert.

[Robert Apple]

Thanks Diane

[Tersha]

[Robert Apple]

Cool Bokeh Diane

[bucweeet]

[Robert Apple]

Something about this just doesn’t look like a good Idea, the Geese around here are Fairly Aggressive, don’t know about yours.Its a cool shot though.

[bucweeet]

Ours are generally pretty aggressive too, Robert.  This was taken in a local park where people are constantly feeding them so they are a little bit more forgiving.  Plus, and as you can see, the LH one has some bread in its beak… so between that and their curiosity with the camera clicking they were quite inquisitive.

[Tersha]

Wonderful Paul!

[bucweeet]

[Pat Garrett]

Sweet!

[Robert Apple]

Isn’t that just the cutest thing ever.

[Stefanie Markham]

[Robert Apple]

Good ones Stefanie.

[Stefanie Markham]

Thanks @robertapple

[Retired Grunt]

Going through this thread, such great photos!!

[Pat Garrett]

And some really fun ones too.

[Pat Garrett]

A Done in Dandy

[Pat Garrett]

[Robert Apple]

That’s some interesting looking stuff Pat. usually colors like that mean its poisoness.

[Pat Garrett]

I tried looking it up but without success. It was as large as a dinner plate – but I didn’t eat it! Have never seen it since. I don’t even touch these things knowing some come loaded with toxins.

[Robert Apple]

I got curious and came up with Dyer’s polypore which is inedible due to its tough, leathery texture when mature. It also is quite bitter. However, it is not toxic, which surprised me.

[Pat Garrett]

Thanks Robert – it did look quite nasty.

[Tersha]

Great shot Pat, stunning colours.

[Robert Apple]

[Tersha]

Incredible detail Robert! Stacked?

[Robert Apple]

Thanks Diane, I was just telling Anita @uncagedbird about this, yes stacked , taken with a 60year old Olympus 28mm adapted to a 5 year old Olympus Camera and utilizing a Manfroto micro slide.

[Karlton G Kemerait]

[Pat Garrett]

[Robert Apple]

Good one Pat

[Pat Garrett]

Thanks, Robert

[Stefanie Markham]

Very nice and so cheerful!

[Pat Garrett]

Thanks, Stef – memories of springs past!

[Tersha]

So sunny, beautiful Pat!

[Pat Garrett]

Thanks, Diane. It reminds me to “keep looking up”

[Tersha]

[Robert Apple]

[Tersha]

Low down for a spring primrose …

[Pat Garrett]

So dainty.

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