Uncle Fred takes every picture from exactly 5 feet above the ground.
Don’t! Look for unusual viewpoints. Up, sideways, or like here, down:
Skateboarder on wet sidewalk
And unusual viewpoints can include diagonals:
Dark Diagonal Church
Or they can mean “table-top level”:
Reflection
So avoid shooting everything with the straight and narrow Uncle Fed horizontal viewpoints!
And, um… recognise the Rule of Thirds in there, anyone?
Lol……what do you have against Uncle Fred? For the last image, would you consider this a good image compositionally? I am thinking that the structure below his left elbow could be a bit distracting, along with the building in the middle left. My question is based purely on composition here.
Uncle Fred never takes classes, that is what I have against him (and that is why I have never seen in him my classes: take a class, and by definition you ar enot Uncle Fred!)
As for building etc: we actually considered, and verified it was a finished high-end building, not a building under construction, etc :-))
Lol……….that’s ok then. Nobody wants half finished buildings in their images.
Indeed not…that would be like an “under construction” web page.. not a good image.