Wide Angle and Close Up Photography- Image Bank

This image shows a wide angle as all of the objects/details in the photograph are in focus. The lines on the roofing appear to act as a leading line as they carry your eyes down the middle of the image; furthermore, it appears as though the building gets narrower further down the image due to this leading line. 

This image appears slightly distorted, like 'fish-eye' as the middle of the image bulges. I like how the image is photographed at night, allowing you to view all of the lights. The road at the bottom of the image appears curved which takes your eye on a journey, and sets the precedent for the bulging effect of the images distortion. 

This image is surreal as the bridge is industrial, contrasting the greenery in the background. Corresponding with this the red and green contrast each other massively, adding to the details of the photograph. A leading line is present in the middle of the image which carry your eyes into the centre of the image. I would like to recreate this, although I do not have environments like this in my local area. 

I admire this image as it shows how commonly known places (Eiffel Tower) can be seen differently, and perceived in various ways. Again, this image is distorted and captures a wide angle, allowing the viewer to see all of the Eiffel tower, with other scenery also. Additionally, the colours in the lower section of the right corner compliment each other effectively, as they contrast the darker blue of the middle of the image.

The distortion in this image is clear, as the frog's head looks extremely out of proportion to its body; moreover the tip of it's fingers do also. I would like to create an image like this with an animal, however I believe this would be hard to do, and time consuming! The bright salmon pink colour of the frog contrasts the darker colours in the background effectively, making it jump out of the image.

The above image is interesting as the head appears much larger than anything else, due to the wide angle close up effect. The grey of the animal contrasts with the bright blue of the sky, causing the viewers wows to focus solely on the animal, and the distortion which the technique creates.