Dutch angle

Dutch angle shot of man on travelator with Dutch Angle

Today the assignment on Digital Photography School was to do a "dutch angle shot". These are shots taken at an angle to give a somewhat mysterious (film noir-ish) look. Think Hitchcock... Here is my first attempt at doing this. I'd like to play around with this some more to figure out the best angle. I also think shooting it from a lower perspective would increase the effect. This was shot at 10mm (cropped body) f3.5 1/25 sec.

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The subway bridge over Haliç (Golden Horn) in İstanbul. For Smile on Saturday, dutch angle.

Tilt your camera at an angle on its roll axis, put the vertical lines in diagonal and give your photo an incredible dynamism! Check out the dutch angle!

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Picture of the day for September 5 2018