Oblique Photography

Oblique photography is a technique that captures images at an angle rather than straight down from directly above. Commonly used in aerial photography, this approach provides a more dynamic perspective, showcasing depth and context, such as buildings, landscapes, or cityscapes. By photographing from an angle, oblique photography allows viewers to appreciate height, shape, and the relationship between different elements within the scene, making it especially useful for urban planning, environmental assessment, and visual storytelling. This method contrasts with vertical photography, which gives a flat, two-dimensional view.