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Day: March 6, 2008

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Seeing Eye to Eye Isn’t Always Best

Seeing Eye to Eye Isn’t Always Best

by Stanley LearyMarch 6, 2008September 1, 2025

In Psychology 101 we learn the value of relating to others at eye level. Many books on photography discuss unusual angles such as a worm's eye or a bird's eye view. Such perspectives can create…

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