Upside Down by Cosine
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Several people asked yesterday about having the camera reversed on the tripod. Here's a shot of what I was doing. The center post of the tripod is reversed, which allows the camera to be mounted upside down, so I can get it much closer to the ground.
Thanks for looking and any comments.
Comments (8)
Heck, for some reason, I thought you were lying on the ground. :~) Oh well, live and learn. Beautiful flowers too.
I'm sure we all look like this from time to time! I know I do - I was crawling around on the floor with my camera just today!
Well, I don't see other people pointing at you and laughing so you must not have looked silly to them. I thought you were bent over, looking between your legs so this clears up the image I had. As usual, this is another great shot.
I can imagine the passer by people staring at you, lol. Excellent shot and demonstration. Aloha
Veru interesting the position of the tripod and camera. Great colours and light
I've never seen anyone do it that way??? LOL!!!!!! whatever works Dennis!!! LOL!!!
Que hermoso y que suerte de estar alli!! Roby ;O)
Dennise, Thanks for sharing your set up. You have lots of hair as I can see. I guess the photography is keep it all attached :) Awsome shot. I never mount the camera. This is too much to carry and normally there is plenty of light where you do not need it. As I am sure you know, 1/focal length for the shutter speed should prevent the blur due to hand shake. So if your focal length is 200 mm, you would need at least a shutter speed of 1/200 second. I normall go for double of that with a lens without image stabilization. good luck and thanks for posting