Pylon...

...the perspective is a little off but I get vertigo when I look up and falling over does little for photo composition!

I like it BoB... but then I always do!

[Boo]

ooh good one although I do feel a little sick looking up!

[Jean]

Well great POV. Glad you did not fall over!

[Wendy]

Ok! I’m trapped and I like it.

[gloria jones]

Wow...Neat leading line that takes the eye through to the end of the shot

[Janiskay]

Boy, that threw me. I got dizzy just looking up at it. As the say in Maine wicked good! Love it.

[PhotoCrazy]

Fabulous image!! fav

[Jane Pittenger]

Amazing that you could get this so sharp with vertigo

[KoalaGardens🐨]

perfect pov! wow be careful!

[haskar]

Great pov.

[Joan Robillard]

Puts you in mind of the string game "Cat's cradle".

[Margo Sayer]

Too much vertigo...excellent, yet not for me.

[judith deacon]

I get vertigo just looking at your image - well captured.

[bkb in the city]

Great pov

[Denise (lyndemc)]

Oooo! All the lines — they're excellent.

Thanks for the comment on the wild dove picture. She has adjusted enough to create her own little routine among the flighted birds. What she seems to appreciate is when the other doves choose to spend some time on the floor so she'll have company.

[carol white]

Great pov and capture. Fav,!! 😀

[Kathy]

I believe I'd have to point the camera and shoot until I got a result I liked. I get a little vertigo just looking at the photo.

[Wyomingsister]

This is just beautiful! I may be partial though because I grew up looking at these "Ladies" all over the countryside!
FAV!

[David]

The secret is to lie down before falling, preferably on groundsheet.

[Richard Sayer]

@lostphojo I've taken this before from this viewpoint and the last time, on a dry spring day, I did indeed lay flat on my back under the pylon. I took this one on a rainy morning when the ground under the pylon was a metre high in wet stinging nettles and brambles... no way - even for art - was I going to lay down.