Indeed it does- refreshing! Through "fresh eyes" I think :) And I love that although you can't turn onto your back, it didn't HOLD you back in any way! Well done!
Brilliant photos. I've recently joined a drawing group. To practice perspective I attempted to draw the bathroom while lying on my back (actually I lay down in the bath - which was empty!) I can only conclude, my drawings weren't half as good as your photos!
VERY fun, Susan! I'm especially loving the different perspective of the window at the bottom... and not least the sweet softness of the curtains, like waves... :o) Happy Weekend ((HUGS))
Hi there my friend, I do this a lot, looking up and pointing my camera the same way. Give one great views. And don't tell me that ceeling is in your home? Uh I LOOOVE it. Have a great sunday. Sending out wonderful prayers for you my dear. Hugs Dagmar
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That's one smart camera, to take commands like that.
It's been fun to see what the photographers have come up with for this prompt.
The angles make for interesting perspectives in those first two images.
it offers a different view for sure. i like the curtain photo.
I think that I like the bricks the best. I always enjoy the odd angle though.
Striking photos, Susan.
Indeed it does- refreshing! Through "fresh eyes" I think :) And I love that although you can't turn onto your back, it didn't HOLD you back in any way! Well done!
Ever see the movie "Vertigo"?
Great job. I could handle being on my back...
but I might not be able to get up!
well done! Love the light with the brick wall... fascinating!
totally different perspectives. makes for images that one would not think of otherwise...
I loved seeing the rooms I'm so familiar with... but from a thoroughly different angle. Cool!
We could apply this same principal to the way we look at thing going on sometimes.......
I love the shot of the ceiling.....great idea
Very cool shots with that perspective!
Love this exercise and the unique perspective it provides. gotta' try it--I might feel a little like a turtle though.
Brilliant photos. I've recently joined a drawing group. To practice perspective I attempted to draw the bathroom while lying on my back (actually I lay down in the bath - which was empty!)
I can only conclude, my drawings weren't half as good as your photos!
Wow it sure does offer a different perspective. What a great idea.
It is an interesting perspective -- and it offers up a different view.
Well done!
I like these different perspective look! Nice
What a fun exercise ... like those bricks!
i love that first shot. is it in your home, or perhaps your church?
Leslie, it's the LR ceiling in my home.
An interesting exercise that reminds us how important it is to look up! We miss so much in the naval-gazing of everyday. :)
thanks for the lofty perspective! these are unusual and splendid shots. happy day to you Susan.
Really neat perspective!
I love the second one.
blessings to you and your back;
your camera speaks so well
from your heart:)
-Jennifer
gorgeous friend! love the way the shadows play with light in these shots...
I love the brick - the lighting is fascinating!
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VERY fun, Susan! I'm especially loving the different perspective of the window at the bottom... and not least the sweet softness of the curtains, like waves... :o) Happy Weekend ((HUGS))
It's all up from here, Susan. :)
I like all of them: but the middle one the best. Great shots!
I like the different view! I'm glad your camera is back in your hands. xo
loving these different perspectives! I always forget to look up & down, or like you say let the camera do it, it's fun to see what you capture :)
Hi there my friend,
I do this a lot, looking up and pointing my camera the same way.
Give one great views.
And don't tell me that ceeling is in your home? Uh I LOOOVE it.
Have a great sunday.
Sending out wonderful prayers for you my dear.
Hugs Dagmar
love this perspective. xox
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