Last week I rounded up a bunch of worm’s eye view images so this week we’re going the other way and taking the high road with bird’s eye view photos. Angle of view and perspective use is a great way to make more interesting images. As you might suspect bird’s eye view photos are taken from above, look down on the subject. That could mean standing on a chair, climbing a ladder, shooting from a rooftop or even a mountain top.
Enjoy these bird’s eye view photos and allow them to inspire you:
Conical Lifestyle by Drew Hopper on 500px
Socializing by Edwin Leung on 500px
Birds eye view by Ann Weis on 500px
bird eye view by Anake Seenadee on 500px
My Little Photography Buddy by Danny on 500px
Oxbow River by Graham Taylor on 500px
Birds Eye View by Paul Byrne on 500px
Abstract night view by 24NOVEMBERS on 500px
Golden Gate Bridge, Birds Eye View by Raj Patel on 500px
Zebra – Birds Eye View by George Wheelhouse on 500px
Hunting Island Lighthouse by Spiro Mandylor on 500px
Untitled by Glenn Greathouse on 500px
Pull up a chair at the table of life by Stuart Duffy on 500px
Birds Eye View. by Volodymyr Zinchenko on 500px
Birds Eye View by James Cray on 500px
Daffodog by Sam Spilsbury on 500px
Brett 1 by Stephen Caissie on 500px
Musician by Lene Vold on 500px
Oh What Fun it is to be Young by Gil Folk on 500px
Look Above by Jerry Low on 500px
Se acabó la cerveza / We ran out of beer by Cristina Hernandez on 500px
Untitled by Erik Hecht on 500px
Birds Eye View by pascal steffens on 500px
Untitled by Luke Ekblad on 500px
Singapore 2014 by Edward Tian on 500px
above blue typewriter by Sean Gladwell on 500px
From Above… by Jacques Szymanski on 500px
Ice Hockey – Birds Eye View by Alex Wolf on 500px
Floor 999 by Yousef Farki on 500px
Burj Khalifa: Looking Down on Dubai by Declan Keane on 500px
Perspective by Abdullah Rhwanjy on 500px
steel staircase by Sean Gladwell on 500px
Beneath by Ian Smith on 500px
A View from above by Sebastian Patron on 500px
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