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| A mural of which I’ve been meaning to take a photo. |
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| Looking up at a railway gate. |
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| Looking up at a flag flying. |
In the New York Times today: “When 4 Photographers Looked Up, This Is What They Saw” — an article about taking pictures from an interesting point of view. I decided to try it. I started by looking up at my house:
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| Looking up at our shag-bark maple tree. |
Photos © 2023 mae sander
Shared with Sami’s Monday Murals.
This was fun! Love all of the photo's you were able to capture just looking up.
ReplyDeleteYou have a good eye and I enjoy your photographs. Mae
ReplyDeleteWonderful.
ReplyDeleteJ'aime beaucoup ce mural de l'opticien. Les perspectives que tu offres avec ces mêts et ces arbres sont très intéressantes et du plus bel effet.
ReplyDeleteOoh - lovely! Your shot of that shagbark maple was stunning! And it was interesting to see how looking up transformed some of these subjects -- the flag and the railway gate in particular -- into something strange and almost unrecognizable.
ReplyDeleteThe mural of the lady getting her eyes tested is very quirky and unusual. I like your "looking up photos", they really show different perspectives of common things. Thanks for participating in Monday Murals Mae.
ReplyDeleteoh yes i love taking photos from odd angles, and looking up is always interesting.
ReplyDeleteI loved the mural. I like how the We care came out, too.
ReplyDeleteWhat fun you had looking up. I like that tree in your yard.
Fun photo project, I like the mural and the woodpecker. Take care, have a happy new week!
ReplyDeleteI like the mural and your experiment looking up too!
ReplyDeleteThese are fabulous photos!
ReplyDeleteIt's always good to look at things from a different angle, as your excellent photographs demonstrate.
ReplyDeleteThis is a fun project. I'm tempted to try it now.
ReplyDeleteThat railway gate is cool. From that angle, it looked like a metal sculpture holding up two top hats!
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