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This is a super short series for ~albonia who requested some low-down perspective shots. I also did some from high-up, cuz I thought it was a cute idea. Coincidentally, somebody else asked for some... Action Pose Reference, Photographie Portrait Inspiration, People Poses, Female Pose Reference, Photographie Inspo, Human Reference, Body Reference Poses, Standing Poses, Gesture Drawing

Description This is a super short series for ~albonia who requested some low-down perspective shots. I also did some from high-up, cuz I thought it was a cute idea. Coincidentally, somebody else asked for something just about the same a few days later!! Enjoy these Download for full-size!! (c) spiked-stock * Link back to me in the description of your piece. * Do not just add a filter/change a color or something along those lines. One must easily be able to distinguish a difference. * Do not…

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Final image 5 - Falling down the stairs. This was the most convincing image of this accident. The angle of the body and the toys on the stairs adds to the story. Having the subject placed at the edge of the frame has more of an impact to the 'accidental' nature of this image. Shot from a worms eye view makes the length of the stairs appear longer and the fall higher. Elongating the subject away from the lens also adds to this affect. The red top and red train adds to the sense of danger. How To Draw Stairs, Worms Eye View, Anatomy Poses, The Toys, Photography Classes, Cool Poses, Ap Art, Anatomy Reference, Parkour

Final image 5 - Falling down the stairs. This was the most convincing image of this accident. The angle of the body and the toys on the stairs adds to the story. Having the subject placed at the edge of the frame has more of an impact to the 'accidental' nature of this image. Shot from a worms eye view makes the length of the stairs appear longer and the fall higher. Elongating the subject away from the lens also adds to this affect. The red top and red train adds to the sense of danger.

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