There are always photographs we see that would look interesting, but our cameras are unable to capture, be it a bird that is too far away or a tower that is too big to fit in the frame. In the past I had seen dozens of photographs where my lens wasn’t a wide enough angle to fully include the subject. Then I purchased the Sigma 10-20mm lens and this changed. Here I used it to look up at Glasgow Tower and show the shape of the structure in a new way. It was taken very low down to the ground, in fact I was flat out on my back on the ground! Another thing which surprised me about this photograph when I looked at it on the computer – I could see my feet. So the above image is actually cropped from the original because nobody wants to see me accidentally including my shoes at the bottom of photographs.
Taking only photographs – leaving only footprints
