Sunday’s photo, and since the weather has been really bad all weekend I had to continue with testing out low perspective shots at home. this is details from a flower arrangement we got when the baby was born. I think I will try to do some more low perspective shots later on as well when the weather improves, because I really think it is an interesting way to compose pictures and I need the practice. 
This is Saturday’s shot. Part of my son’s train set in his room. As you can see he has lots of toys in the boxes in the background too.
We always enjoy some chocolate and other sweets on Friday nights. Wishing you all a great weekend.
Went downtown today in lovely early spring sunshine. Took a couple of shots with low perspective down by the canal, and liked the way this one turned out.
Yesterday I found out that low perspective can be from any surface, for instance a table. So I decided to give it a try shooting the Ludo board game.
66 down, 300 to go….
Today I need a bit of help from all of you. The thing is I don’t know that this shot qualifies as low perspective. Is low perspective photography just about getting down on the ground and photograph whatever is down there? Or can it be to get down on the ground and photograph upwards? That’s what I tried here anyways. Hope you like it.
A new week and I will make the effort to get back to my weekly themes. The theme for this week is low perspective. This shot is not too low, but it’s a start. We went for a stroll today in lovely early spring weather. The church you can barely see in the background is where we got married and our first son was baptised. It’s situated in a lovely area where it’s nice to go for a walk, and not too far away from home either.
