A view from very low, looking up at the subject. The camera is often close to the ground.
A worm's-eye view makes subjects look tall and powerful and can show tall buildings rising into the sky. The opposite is the bird's-eye view.
A view from very low, looking up at the subject. The camera is often close to the ground.
A worm's-eye view makes subjects look tall and powerful and can show tall buildings rising into the sky. The opposite is the bird's-eye view.
Martin Kaninsky
Martin is the creator of About Photography Blog. With over 15 years of experience as a practicing photographer, Martin’s approach focuses on photography as an art form, emphasizing the stories behind the images rather than concentrating on gear.