Looking Down: I noticed when looking through my photos that there are very few compositions looking downward, so I thought this would be a good challenge topic, a step outside of the...

cmc4214 Loc: S.W. Pennsylvania

I noticed when looking through my photos that there are very few compositions looking downward, so I thought this would be a good challenge topic, a step outside of the "box" so to speak
So let's see what you have got looking down on your subject.

Doesn't have to be looking straight down, as long as it is a downward angle.

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Noooo, it wasn't me
Noooo, it wasn't me...

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PAToGraphy Loc: Portland ME area

cmc4214 wrote:

I noticed when looking through my photos that there are very few compositions looking downward, so I thought this would be a good challenge topic, a step outside of the "box" so to speak
So let's see what you have got looking down on your subject.

Doesn't have to be looking straight down, as long as it is a downward angle.

Thank you so much for hosting. Looking forward to it.

PAToGraphy Loc: Portland ME area

As always, everyone is invited to participate in this challenge for the week. Simply Click the REPLY button write your comment and attach your image.

cmc4214 Loc: S.W. Pennsylvania

PAToGraphy wrote:

As always, everyone is invited to participate in this challenge for the week. Simply Click the REPLY button write your comment and attach your image.

Thank you, I forgot to include the reply instructions

joecichjr Loc: Chicago S. Suburbs, Illinois, USA

cmc4214 wrote:

I noticed when looking through my photos that there are very few compositions looking downward, so I thought this would be a good challenge topic, a step outside of the "box" so to speak
So let's see what you have got looking down on your subject.

Doesn't have to be looking straight down, as long as it is a downward angle.

That is sure a magnificent farm shot - and I love that skunk cabbage

cmc4214 Loc: S.W. Pennsylvania

joecichjr wrote:

That is sure a magnificent farm shot - and I love that skunk cabbage

Thank you...You are probably one of the few who could identify that plant as "Skunk Cabbage"

tdozier3 Loc: Northern Illinois

Here's a few

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judy juul Loc: Cheshire, Ct.

Here you go!

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katspangle Loc: Santa Fe NM

A good idea for a challenge. I like experimenting with different angles. So down we go!

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Vaun's photography Loc: Bonney Lake, WA

I'm sure I've likely got more, but here's a few to start with anyway.

Ranger getting a drink.
Ranger getting a drink....

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A small mushroom.
A small mushroom....

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The new year's day snake. It was so cold the snake could barely move.

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PAToGraphy Loc: Portland ME area

tdozier3 wrote:

Here's a few

So beautiful, TD.

PAToGraphy Loc: Portland ME area

Great start with lots of great posts already.

Looking down to waters edge...

The last 2 storms totally washed this away, heavy rock and all. Beach front, dune grass, the public buildings and walkways totally destroyed in this State Park. Doubtful it will be ready for summer.

cmc4214 Loc: S.W. Pennsylvania

tdozier3 wrote:

Here's a few

Good ones! Is the last one is a frozen lake?

cmc4214 Loc: S.W. Pennsylvania

judy juul wrote:

Here you go!

I noticed that lol. Nice shot

cmc4214 Loc: S.W. Pennsylvania

katspangle wrote:

A good idea for a challenge. I like experimenting with different angles. So down we go!

All are good, but I really like the third one.