October – "Ground level"
What's it like down there?
Get down on your belly and see the world from a completely different angle. For this round I don't mind what you shoot, but you have to do it with the camera down at ground level. Of course, you don't have to get down yourself, as you can hold the camera down low and guess the composition without looking through the viewfinder. The idea is to make something that looks shockingly different, so think about scenes you wouldn't normally see from that angle.
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