CHANGE THE ANGLES ON PHOTOS

by Adrienne Lubbe

LOOK UP WHEN SHOOTING

Emphasize height by photographing your subject from below.

One might even have to get down on your knees or

lie down on the ground to get this effect.

LOOK DOWN WHEN SHOOTING

Look down on your subject when taking a portrait.

Get children to sit on the ground or adults on a chair, or you can stand on a chair/table.

If there is a staircase in the vicinity, get a group of people to pose on the staircase.

This automatically gets your subject to look upwards, downplaying any heaviness

in the face and neck and emphasizing the eyes.

GET DOWN TO GROUND LEVEL

This photo is how one would normally take a scenery shot.

Get down to ground level and create a far more dramatic effect.

Notice how the emphasis changes from the house to the flowers