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So for point of view, I picked close up. Basically it's means just getting really close to your subject so it fills the whole frame, and you start noticing stuff you wouldn't normally see. I used my budgie. This one's Blu. I got right up close to her face so you can actually see the little spot pattern and the texture of her feathers. From afar you would probably miss stuff when you take a normal picture of her on her cage. This one's Perla. same idea, but the lighting's different here, there's more shadow on one side so it looks a little more dimensional instead of flat. The book talks about how basically anything can be a close-up subject for example animals, plants, random objects. Most phones/cameras already have a close-up mode so it's pretty easy to try. I just thought it was a good way to make an everyday picture of my birds actually feel more interesting and notice how they change as the day goes on. One concept from the "Point of View" se...
