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When taking photos from the back, it helps you feel as if you are in the scene.

When getting a close up shot, it helps you see all the details and see how detailed even the smallest things are.

Shots from low and the back makes the focus look bigger and more importaint.

Photos from up gives you a kind of birds eye view and makes the biggest subjects look the smallest.

When getting a close up shot, it helps you see all the details and see how detailed even the smallest things are.

Photos that are looking through something help frame whatever the subject is and make it more of the focus.

When getting a close up shot, it helps you see all the details and see how detailed even the smallest things are.

Shots from a distance help you get more in the picture, it makes the subject look like it actually in a story

Eye leveled shots from a side angle make an effect that makes it look like there is a lot more then what's already shown in the photo.

When getting a close up shot from down low, it makes the subject seem bigger and more importaint.

Shots from down low makes the focus look bigger and more importaint.

Photos from up and close gives you a kind of birds eye view and makes the subject seem smaller.

Low shots from a side angle make an effect that makes it feel like its bigger then it is and there's a lot more then what's shown in the image.

Shots from down low makes the focus look bigger and more importaint.

Photos of cities at eye level down the middle of buildings makes the viewer feel like they are there. That the world is bigger .