Hey everyone.
So this month's challenge is about perspectives.
I'll start us off. Something like this:
Or perhaps like this:
Post your shots of interesting perspectives!
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October Photo Challenge: Perspectives
Hey everyone.
So this month's challenge is about perspectives.
I'll start us off. Something like this:
Or perhaps like this:
Post your shots of interesting perspectives!
Last edited by akritic; Oct 6, 2009 at 13:57.
How about this one. This is my Grandma's pug, Daisy, just before we left to go out for lunch. She didn't want us to go.
Remember: licking door knobs may be illegal on other planets.
Faith-based theatre community.
Photography forum pics on Flickr
Exactly! That dog looks as if she's sad, but manages to look cute at the same time.
Looking up from below.
Apologies for the large image. I uploaded the wrong one
That was from a vacation trip in 1999.
Wow.. looks interesting from the inside, much in contrast to the way it looks outside
This is the 2nd tarantula I've caught this week, right here by my house in Southwest Missouri. The first pic is my entry for perspective - the 2nd pic is of my cat looking at it and it's too cute not to share
Taken while on holiday in Florence, Italy. You decide which way is up.
Awesome shots guys!
telos, love that one of the water
I second armchaircritic's comments!
Have always been very keen on reflections and shadows.
just took this outside my door with my cellphone. I am really looking forward to the winter, skiing, snowboarding and snowmobile fun.. being a child again
snowy.jpg
Who's to doom when the judge himself is dragged before the bar
Where I live | 2013@Vimeo | Northern lights
I snapped this pair of spiders webbed in the two windows panes at the back of my shed. A bit out of focus but you get the idea what kind of a nice view they have!
Downtown Pittsburgh
What a cute pic of kittie looking at your catch. OMG! Those are huge spiders. I have lots of spiders here with me in my shed and I'm not frighted of any of them, but none are larger than my thumbnail. Don't know if I'd feel the same about one as big as the ones you found! Do they bite??
Here's one of the dugout where my 4-yr old was playing T-Ball in 2005.
MrBaseball34
Hook'Em Horns!
I'm just glad these aren't fuzzy.
Great submissions, keekepod.
I can recall the incredible noise those cicadas make (when I lived in the Mid-Atlantic portion of the US).
One more I found in my collection:
Like the rusty girder - armchaircritic. Also the reflection.
This was shot in France last week - light and dark to a vanishing point?
Before the month is out, I thought I'd add one more:
Remember: licking door knobs may be illegal on other planets.
Faith-based theatre community.
Photography forum pics on Flickr
And a great one to finish up this month too! Nice angle
Now to think of a new thread for this month
some very talented photographers
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