On 08/03/2013 01:04 PM, John Eklund wrote:
I once came up with what I called the "inverse philopod". You may call
it the Johnpod if you want. :)
Instead of something hanging from the lens, you can use something
sticking up from the ground. A branch or stick or whatever you can find
on the scene, provided it is tall enough. Hold the camera just above the
stick without touching it and shoot as needed.
It's easy to stick something in the ground if you shoot on grass or
soil. In the asphalt jungle that won't work so I leave it to the reader
to be creative... I once used a piece of rebar sticking up in the ruins
of a half-demolished building I wanted to capture close-up.
A friend of ours has a cane designed to stand upright when you're not
holding it. Works fine on solid level surfaces.
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