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Point of View Boston University Last Updated 10/2010

Point of View Make everyday subjects more interesting…

Same subject, three points of view… Bird’s Eye ViewStraight OnWorm’s Eye View

Straight On Equal, balanced Focus on one object Clear subject More realistic

Straight On

Bird’s Eye View Taken from above your subject Shows location, scale Can change proportion of subject

Bird’s Eye View

Worm’s Eye View Taken from below Emphasizes height or length Makes the viewer feel small

Worm’s eye view

Worm’s Eye View

Which point of view to use? 1) Lunch Line 2) Teacher 3) Water Fountain 4) Dog 5) Pencil Sharpener 6) Staircase 7) Chair 8) Flag

Water Fountain Straight On Water Fountain Flag Worm’s Eye View