Look out behind you!
February 24, 2009 4 CommentsWe’re always looking forward, upward and downward to find a unique perspective or angle on things – to create something unique and interesting. Well, today, I’ve got an example of how sometimes the interesting shots are behind you! In this particular case, it’s doubly true.
This is also from the photo walk out in El Dorado from last weekend, and what makes it doubly true is because we were out looking to capture the beuaty of the mountains, the trees, and the amazing Colorado skies. At one waypoint between hiking trails, we took a rest stop and used some of the provided *ahem* facilities. On returning to the vehicle, I saw this reflection in the rear window of the Expedition:
So, the view was created from the back window reflection, and I only caught it by turning my eyes away from the mountains, landscapes, and opportunities in front of me! When’s the last time you turned 180 degrees to get a shot? Got any fun stories of when it did? Share them in the comments!
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Great improvisation Jason – the image is not always where we think it will be, that’s for sure.
Ahem – is that short for crusty leaf? nice grab, I was looking at how the sky reflected in my car yesterday and said “self, that night be a blog post” you beat me to it
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