For the love of Mike! Somebody please prevent the 3000 view thread and change the wording! I like the idea, but as a fluent speaker of English I already don't know what "upside right" means. How about if you speak Polish as your first language?
You're too liberal. The challenge clearly states that the top of the subject must be on the right side of the frame. Stop taking the challenge out of the challenge!
Can anyone give a picture example of this challenge.... it's totally confusing! But if I were to guess then I would say it's the photographer pointing the camera down on the subject?
Wouldn't taking a photo with the camers upside down and the subject right side up be that same as taking a normal shot and turning it 180 degrees - upsidedown. I'm confused. Or is the challenge in the subject and how you make it original upsidedown?
Also should your subject be rightside up in when you are taking the photo upside down or in the finished product (you flip the photo)?
So am I getting this right, the background should be upside down but the subject should be right side up. So both the photographer and the subject are hanging upside down. I need to find myself some monkey bars!!!!!
From the faceless challenge i learned that it's better to just stick with the titles and not their details(Thanx to the people who suggested this)So i guess i will only have to think about UPSIDE DOWN!
And please correct me if i'm on the wrong track!
From the faceless challenge i learned that it's better to just stick with the titles and not their details(Thanx to the people who suggested this)So i guess i will only have to think about UPSIDE DOWN!
And please correct me if i'm on the wrong track!
Unfortunately, for most challenges the details matter. This may not be one of them.
