Vertical Photography

Vertical photography involves capturing images with the camera held directly above the subject, pointing straight down. This technique results in an image with vertical lines and a clear sense of scale and proportion. It’s commonly used in mapping, architectural documentation, or product photography because it provides a clear, undistorted view. By shooting from a vertical perspective, the photographer emphasizes height and spatial relationships, making it an effective way to analyze layouts or details from above. This approach helps convey accurate portrayals of structures, terrains, or objects in a straightforward and professional manner.