A higher point of view with the camera looking down on the subject is often referred to as Bird’s Eye View.
A high vantage point will suffice to create a photograph with a bird’s-eye view.
A drone can take a camera to great heights.
A drone at 40 m or higher allows for the ultimate bird’s-eye view.
Even from an airplane you take pictures with a bird’s-eye view.
A wide angle lens has a wide angle of view, a large depth of field range and exaggerates perspective.
An excess of elements in your frame leads attention away from your main subject. Therefore you can best leave out anything that doesn’t pertain to your subject.
Characteristics and poperties explained through lenses with a fixed focal length.
The colour temperature can be seen as the colour tint of the light emitted from a light source.
By moving the subject and horizon away from the center you get more natural proportions.
Master backlight situations by controlling contrast.