Overhead photography

Using a flash may seem counterintuitive on a bright day but it's the perfect tool for overcoming harsh shadows on faces. Stan HoraczekWorking with bright, overhead sunlight can be tough. Here's how to make the most out of an overly contrasty day. The post How to take good photos in bright sunlight appeared first on Popular Science.

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birds eye view shot

Requiem for a Dream - overhead shot and set dressing

A comprehensive look at overhead shots in popular film and TV shows. This post explains the effects associated with a birds eye view shot.

Need a tripod but not sure what to buy? In this ultimate guide we'll look at the best tripod for food photography plus what you need to shoot overhead.

At first glance, Katrin Korfmann's enormous images look like abstract paintings, but once the spectators take a closer look, details begin to emerge, serving as a reminder that when viewed from above, all people look the same.

Flat lay photography is surging in popularity but can be difficult to master- especially without special equipment- namely, a flat lay tripod extension arm. In this tutorial I'll show you how to create a horizontal mount tripod extension so you can stabilize your camera at the perfect angle. This leaves you free to stage your

i tend to photograph trin from above. possibly because she is little. colour

In my opinion, there’s an extra layer of believability -- a tangibility, if you will -- to using practical effects as opposed to relying heavily on