journeyman
TPF Noob!
The link didn't work for me so i'm not quite sure what your asking. What i think your saying is it went from where your perspective was looking up at the vase to looking straight at it.
From my knowledge this is from adjusting the back. If it is at an angle that is parrallel with the subject it will give you the impression it is striaght on.
This can be used for when photographing tall buildings. The back stays parrallel and the front adjusts to capture the area of the building you want. If you shot it with just a 35mm or medium format then it would give you that look as if the building is falling over on you.
And if your gonna give up on the view camera there is always someone willing to take up the job. hin hint. cough give it to me cough.
From my knowledge this is from adjusting the back. If it is at an angle that is parrallel with the subject it will give you the impression it is striaght on.
This can be used for when photographing tall buildings. The back stays parrallel and the front adjusts to capture the area of the building you want. If you shot it with just a 35mm or medium format then it would give you that look as if the building is falling over on you.
And if your gonna give up on the view camera there is always someone willing to take up the job. hin hint. cough give it to me cough.