CM Monthly Challenge- Interesting Perspectives

This month the challenge is interesting perspectives– which range anywhere from wide angle shots with leading lines and vanishing points to creative illusions such as someone appearing to hold the moon or a child’s hand with a toy in the foreground (making the rest of him smaller in the background).  I’m going with the wide angle shots, because it is something I love to do (and because I have a few in my archives. . .).  I shot all of these (except the last) at 18mm on my crop sensor camera and converted them to black and white in Lightroom.  The lighthouse photo also has a bit of processing in Silver Efex , which I then tweaked in Photoshop.

After you have looked at my photos, head on over to Lisa’s blog to start going around the complete circle!

Here is a beach shot in San Diego from this month.

San Diego-9252-Edit

This is a wide angle shot vertically (tall angle? 😉 ) of the USS Midway, also from our San Diego trip.

SanDiegoMar2013-8516

This is one from the archives-  the Point Arena lighthouse (from our trip to the coast last October).  I posted a shot or two of the lighthouse before,  but this one is from further back with a wider angle.

Day 279-0290-Edit-Edit

And here’s another oldie but goodie that seems to fit the challenge (oldie referring to the photo, not the hubs, who is younger than me and thus not an oldie):

Day 308 12040

13 thoughts on “CM Monthly Challenge- Interesting Perspectives

  1. OK , your hubbie looks like a picture from a trilogy or avenger movie……nice work……my favorite is the light house…..post card ready…

  2. Great work on this month’s challenge! The lighthouse photo is stunning! I used my 28 mm (on a full frame) for most of mine this month so similar to your gear choice. Love the wide angle but struggled with some distortion!

  3. Melinda as always your photography is awesome. I love the lighthouse scene. I love the way the clouds look in it in contrast to the ocean and I can just imagine hearing the waves beat upon the rocks.

Leave a reply to Rebecca Cancel reply