Objective: To photograph everyday objects or scenes from angles that people wouldn’t normally see. Create a collection of images that showcase these unique perspectives.

Assignment Details:

Exploration: Roam around the campus or any accessible location, seeking out new ways to look at common places or objects.

Photography: Take photos from at least three different angles that are unconventional—think high above, down below, from the side, close up, or from a distance. Look for angles that change the way the subject is perceived.

Editing and Composition: Use photo editing software to enhance the clarity and impact of your images if necessary. The goal is for each image to stand out on its own and as part of the collection.

Submission: Upload your collection of images to our class site by next Wednesday. Use the filename angles.yourname.2024. Presentation: Prepare to share your collection with the class, explaining the thought process behind your chosen angles and any difficulties you faced in capturing these shots. Tools Needed:

A camera or smartphone with a camera Photo editing software Due Date: Next Wednesday 2/14/2024

Additional Notes:

Always consider your safety and the safety of others when choosing your angles. Respect privacy and get consent if your photographs include people. Be aware of your environment to avoid any damage to property or nature.

Final Notes: This assignment is designed to encourage you to think outside the box and challenge your creative approach to photography. By altering your perspective, you can tell different stories with your images. This is a great opportunity to understand how the angle of view can completely transform the visual narrative of a photograph. Have fun exploring and capturing the world from these new vantage points!