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Experiments - Unusual Perspectives
We tend to go through life viewing the world through a single perspective - eye level. How would the world look different if we happened to look straight up, or straight down?
Experiments with images taken from unusual perspectives.
Camera Shop signs, Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan
Street signs, Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan
Office lights directly over my desk at the office
Posted by Lem on November 11, 2003 | Permalink | Email this post
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That, my friend, is my shining glory. I love taking pictures at strange perspectives - too much so maybe...
Posted by: kahiti | Aug 5, 2004 7:41:52 AM
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