Weekly Photography Challenge #764 Perspectives Redefined !

[Tersha]

Last in our Framing and Composition set… Perspectives Redefined!

Use creative angles and composition to challenge conventional perspectives.

Think about …. linear, aerial, forced, diminishing, light, composition, framing.

[Patrick]

Time

[Rob Wood (Admin)]

Very clever, Patrick. I like that one.

[Patrick]

I must be honest mate it was a pure out and out fluke , i can do the shot but on this occasion i was actually just lining things up for my week 37 self portrait and had not set the shutter to the correct speed , i clicked it and moved not thinking i looked on the back of the lcd and said hell yeah for happy accidents haha.

True bill , thats what happened , trial and error 🙂 Thank you Rob

[Pat Garrett]

Love the story, Patrick – a veery clever and very happy “accident”

[Patrick]

Ha , it was my BOB ROSS moment lol , thanks very much Pat 🙂

[Rob Wood (Admin)]

Ha ha, it was an accident but it kind of suits your style almost perfectly I think. I would never have guessed that it was an accident.

[Patrick]

Thank you Rob 🙂

[davidc]

Even your mistakes are great. Well accidently caught. 😀

[Patrick]

Ha , Thanks very much mate 🙂

[Elin Laxdal]

Almost there ……

 

…. phew !

[davidc]

Love these rugged places. super images.

[Rob Wood (Admin)]

@elinlaxdal what is that structure? Lovely shot but I have no idea what it is.

[Elin Laxdal]

Thanks Rob – its a collapsed cairn on top of a mountain.

[Michael]

[Rob Wood (Admin)]

Ha ha, that suits the challenge theme perfectly @michael – I love the ethereal look towards the top of the trees too.

[Michael]

Thank you, Rob.

[Tersha]

Beautiful Michael!

[Michael]

Thank you, Tersha.

[davidc]

Classic shot, Michael. Well done!

[Patrick]

The first audience is always the artist. Contemplating the message before it’s sent, a quiet reminder, first and foremost, for myself.

[Rob Wood (Admin)]

I noticed you use people and directional gaze in a lot of your photos to illustrate the story. It’s a very effective tactic.

[Patrick]

I do mate , i seem to do it more and more as well 🙂 .. I think using myself as the human subject i can control everything , thanks to the benefit of self timers and remote shutter releases.

[Patrick]

In a noisy, fragmented world

 

[Patrick]

[Patrick]

A Deconstruction of Light.

Now bed , i had plans until i seen the weather and it is due to stay with us all day , i was meant to be going to visit the Lucian Freud Etchings exhibition in town , i have until the 30th , i have tried to go since monday but something always chucks a spanner in the works.

[Rob Wood (Admin)]

You have a knack for these mini collages. I really enjoy them..

[Patrick]

Grabbed my 50mm like all good gunslingers ( haha) 6am opened the back door took a few frames while it was hammering down , it was very loud this is what got my attention in the first place i was about to go to bed , if you miss it now you might not get it again my brain was telling me 🙂

[davidc]

Super set of images, Patrick!

[Patrick]

Thanks a million David 🙂

[Holly K]

[Rob Wood (Admin)]

Very interesting composition @hkurtz2

[Holly K]

Thanks, Rob!

[davidc]

Yep, a very interesting shot. Cool image!

[Patrick]

[Holly K]

That is a cool silhouette!

[Patrick]

Thank you so much Holly 🙂

[Tersha]

Impressive Patrick! Great idea, composition and execution!

[Patrick]

Thank you Diane , this started out with me looking for an object to shoot and had no intention of using myself but i was stuck trying to find something , i was working of the text only haha.

[davidc]

Your Mrs know you cut a hole in the curtains?

[Patrick]

LOL , if i had another half mate there would be no mission haha

[Patrick]

Thursday Vibes

[davidc]

Horror movie comes to mind!!!!!

[Patrick]

I always forget to use things like this as a prop the steam and glass can get some nice results , like only a sliver clear for a person’s eyes or an edge 🙂

[Tersha]

teasel

[davidc]

Lovely shot. I would have this on a wall.

[Tersha]

Thanks David!

[Tersha]

backsides

[Patrick]

Haha those frogs give me a good laugh , smashing wit lol i love them 🙂

[davidc]

That’s the view I had of my cats the most. They really don’t care.

[Pat Garrett]

 

Big vs Little

[davidc]

This is superb, great colour, great frame!

[Pat Garrett]

Thank you so much @davidc

[Pat Garrett]

The underneath of a hummmr

[Holly K]

I’ve never seen this view of a hummingbird!

[Patrick]

Very clean image Pat , good looking perspective as well 🙂

[Tersha]

Unusual view Pat, lovely shot.

[davidc]

I am in awe of bird photos. I am still on pigeons and sea gulls!

[Patrick]

Me as well david , the odd magpie lol

[Rob Wood (Admin)]

What timing @patography

[Pat Garrett]

Thank you so much @hkurtz2 @patrickw-2 @davidc @tersha @admin-2  I appreciate the comments  on this view I’d never seen, let alone captured before.

[Tersha]

[davidc]

Took me a moment to figure out how the branch was in mid air. great shot!

[Rob Wood (Admin)]

This one actually inspired me to go back through some of my own shots of berries. Believe it or not, I have some shorts very similar to this one. 🙂

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