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I took this picture while hiking up the Purple Mountain Trail in Yellowstone National Park. The shot from a higher ground allowed me to show more of each element (bison, tourists, and vehicles) in the frame. A shot taken from a higher angle shows clearly the size of an element relative to its environment. I …
The temple in the middle of the frame is the most famous backdrop to take pictures with around sunset time. I went to a higher platform to show the overall setting of the temple. By pointing down the lens, I effectively took the picture of the temple from a high angle. I used seemingly stray …
The opportunity to take pictures from a higher vantage point is rare–take it. I took this picture from a platform above the Cliffwalk–suspended walkways off the granite cliff face. I ensured to include a bit of platform on the top left of the frame to act as a foreground. The main subject–a portion of Cliffwalk–was …
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