Change Your Perspective with Alan M. Thornton

Maybe you don't need to hang onto the side of a six-story building, but you can always change your point of view to make a stronger portrait.

We often fall into patterns in photography once we discover that something works, and looks great. However, to develop even better images, and to grow and therefore become stronger as a photographer, discovery is very important. Once you 'feel' you have made a good image, take a chance and dramatically change your POV.


Stand on a chair, climb a nearby ladder or tree, lie on the ground or jam yourself against a wall to find new ways of seeing, and new ways of photographing. You just might stumble across something great!

Learn more from Alan in his workshop

Lighting Portraits on Location  

September 29-October 2, 2010

Visit Alan’s web site www.amtproductions.com to see what he’s up to or follow him on his blog amtproductions.blogspot.com to see how his Cambodian trip is going.