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This week’s challenge is to shoot in vertical/portrait orientation. As @Derrel likes to advise us - Turn that camera and get tall! Don’t just turn the camera though, find subjects that benefit from vertical composition. Get comfortable shooting in that position. And while buildings, trees and portraits are, of course, going to dominate this thread, try to find at least one subject that doesn’t fall into any of those categories.
If you want to show the contrast of the same subject shot in landscape mode, that would make for some good discussions
This is a weak spot of mine. It’s just not a natural camera position for me. If I’ve posted a portrait mode photo recently, it was probably cropped from a landscape!
Here are a few links for those of us who are vertically challenged.
3 Reasons to Shoot Vertical Aspect Landscapes and 6 Tips on How to Shoot Them
https://expertphotography.com/vertical-lines-improve-composition/
If you want to show the contrast of the same subject shot in landscape mode, that would make for some good discussions
This is a weak spot of mine. It’s just not a natural camera position for me. If I’ve posted a portrait mode photo recently, it was probably cropped from a landscape!
Here are a few links for those of us who are vertically challenged.
3 Reasons to Shoot Vertical Aspect Landscapes and 6 Tips on How to Shoot Them
https://expertphotography.com/vertical-lines-improve-composition/