dangling legs

as evidenced by the sign in the left foreground, this photo is not tilted. the hill upon which this picnic table is situated, slopes downward towards the lake.

at first i was confused when i saw a pair of legs dangling back and forth, i couldn't see any other body parts and realized that the way the camera is angled the head of the dude leg dangler is blocked by the table. also, he was so concentrated on his phone. whatever the hell was so important!

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[Taffy]

Fun the way the horizon plays with our heads. Nice work with the silhouettes!

[Lisa Poland]

It's almost a forced perspective. The table and sign are giant and the person is tiny.

[Marnie]

Love the fun in this photo, my eyes keep trying to level what's not meant to be level.

[Diana]

I always have horizon issues and try to straighten what sometimes is not meant to be straight ;-)

[Shanne]

it really does confuse the eye

[Merrelyn]

The angle makes the "dude leg dangler" look tiny against the table :)

[Kathy]

Well spotted. What an interesting perspective.

[Helen Jane]

The perspective does make this seem as though it is a supersized table, or a super small human sitting at it. A fascinating angle to shoot from