NHS Intro to Digital Photography
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Perspective

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This weeks assignment is to take pictures from unusual perspectives. Typically shots are taken at eye level as we stand when we shoot most of our pictures. It's only natural. This week though I want you to mix it up. Don't take any shots from eye level, rather try to take photos from ground level, take some photos from up high looking down. Be careful when/if you take some up high shots! The idea is to just try something different!

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