Showing posts with label perspective. Show all posts
Showing posts with label perspective. Show all posts

Thursday, July 11, 2013

The Perspective of Repetition

Perspective and repetitive pattern in photography are two ways to bring interest into your subject and make your images more compelling. Combining both of these at the same time can yield some interesting results and if done right produce a captivating image.

Thursday, May 2, 2013

Upper Michigan in Early Spring (Winter) Part IV

As I eluded to in my last post my next stop was Wagner Falls. The snow base at this location was three feet. Below you can see the amount of snow piled up on the plank way to get out to the falls.


The IPhone video below shows how much I get into my photography to get a great shot. At the end of the plank walk there is place to stand and observe/photograph the falls. I decided I wanted to shoot from the perspective of standing in the falls. I proceeded to climb down from the observation area and walk into the falls. As you will see in the video I am in the heart of my subject.



Getting to the heart of my subject results in perspectives like the below images portray:

Next up in Part V, Ice Caves formed from a slow freezing and thawing cycle of a waterfall. If you enjoy these posts, could you do me a favor and share them with someone else who might enjoy them? You can share it directly by clicking on the buttons located below the post. And remember for a more comprehensive look at my images, please visit www.matthewjkirsch.com