let the pavement hold the camera

[abdulsharif]

[stevenoz]

Good idea. The top photo kind of looks like it could be one of those water shots with the camera half in and half out of the water. Neat stuff

Steve

[framewerkz]

Cool idea for a thread. I've been putting my Lomo LC-A on the ground for a while for a slightly different perspective...

A car park in Hong Kong


Pigeon's eye view in St Mark's Square, Venice


More pigeons - this time in Havana, Cuba

[northstar37]

heh, an ant's eye view

[jcboyd]

Or Ground?

[nottathome]

This is my favorite family portrait... we're all there

[nottathome]

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[daisy77]

not quite on the pavement but low vantage anyway...

Mile 9 and looking good
NYC Marathon, November 2003

[gschmickle]

Camera sitting on a rock to gain a low enough vantage point to capture the reflection in a puddle.



http://www.pbase.com/image/26802440/original

[pnd1]

From my Vantage Point instructional gallery:



(The camera is on the floor of the stage to stress the moving foot in the foreground.)

Phil Douglis
http://www.pbase.com/pnd1

[genemachine]

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