Bug's eye view: I used bug's eye view to capture the details and beauty of this flower. In lightroom I made the flower more vibrant so the background wouldn't take the viewer's eyes away from the flower, as well as raising the clarity but only over the flower.
Eye level view: I used eye level because that was the best angle to capture the way the flowers grew. In lightroom I made it very vibrant and adjusted the photo had less whites and more blacks. I also heightened the clarity.
Eye level view: I used a different angle to take this photo to show how elegant flowers can grow and how it can look like another part of the plant. In lightroom I didn't edit that much except adjusting the shadows and whites to make them show up less in the photo. I also heightened the clarity and contrast to make it clearer and pop more.
Bugs' eye view: I wanted to use bug's eye view when photographing these plants because I though it showed a lot of details that other views wouldn't capture. In lightroom I adjusted the exposure a little to make the purple in the photo show more and then added more contrast to make the green in the photo more vibrant. I also made the whites show more to brighten the photo and then adjusted the blacks to show less along with the shadows so you could notice all the small factors in this photo.
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