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Lily DeTaeye is a singer/songwriter from Iowa who visited Alaska this summer for Salmonfest.

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Ms. Langford - Lily DeTaeye; Dutch Angle

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Ms. Langford - Lily DeTaeye; Dutch Angle

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This photo was made on a Nikon Z8 with a Nikkor Z 70-200mm f2.8 VR S with settings such as ISO 320, f5, and 1/200 shutter speed.

When I made this photo I focused on filling the frame because Lily is such an interesting looking performer and she really gets into the music. When I edited this photo I made the line of her guitar the horizon line rather than the line of the stage in the background to show people something they don't often see and to bring the artist even closer to the audience.

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In this picture I tried using dutch angles to make the elevator look more menacing and ominous. I like this picture because it is a very disorienting view of the elevator and something someone might not expect to see as a view of an elevator.

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Madison Roehl - Dutch angle; the sun ☀️ 

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Madison Roehl - Dutch angle; the sun ☀️ 

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My subject is the sun I tried to make the sun look more dark and make the sky pop. I focused on the sun and turned the brightness a little low.

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Jazmine Landon - Dutch Angle; School Sickness

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Jazmine Landon - Dutch Angle; School Sickness

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I took this photo in the JROTC hallway. I feel like it kinda captures the feeling of walking around school when you're stressed about something. Personally, I like being at school, but I always think about how many things I have to get done when I get home from school which can make me feel kinda sick. I played with the brightness, exposure, contrast and some other settings to make this photo a little more gloomy.

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Clare Ennenga- Dutch angles-  Riley Hodes

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Clare Ennenga- Dutch angles-  Riley Hodes

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When I took this photo I got low and turned my camera diagonal. Then I had Riley pose sideways and I turned the exposure down to get the brightness of the sunrise and have Riley almost like a scilloette.

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In this photo I focused on creating a different perspective than the usual ground to sky with most Dutch angles. I wanted to use the lockers as a ground floor and the floor as some sort of a back wall, like the room was spinning. I like this photo because it gives me an other-worldly feeling that I don’t really get with most Dutch angle photos.

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This is a photo of the sky and the ground through a window in West High. The horizon line is tilted to the side so it isn’t straight. There’s natural light, and I think the colors go well together. I brightened the exposure slightly. I like this photo because I think there is something interesting in each frame (Most of them?). I could have made the photo bigger to include the rest of the things that are cut off, and added more visually interesting things to catch people’s attention.

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This photo was taken on a Cannon R50 with a 24-70 mm f2.8 RF lens with the ISO at 800, f5.6, and a 1/30 shutter speed. 

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When I took this photo I wanted to capture Mrs. Tinkerkays teaching because she's a great teacher and I wanted to capture that moment. When I edited this photo I made the colors very warm and orange, with a special focus one the lights hung in the background. I did this combined with lowering the exposure to really bring out the lights backdroppping Mrs. Tinkerkays.

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My photo is off the sculpture in the cte wing I took it in the morning when the sun was rising. I tilted my camera and chose which side looked better than took it into the photo settings and edited it to show the light in the back better, then I changed the contrast and brightness to make the metal parts of the structure stand out more and have a gold-ish reflection. I like this picture because the blue sky, mountains, sun coming up, and almost gold look of the metal.

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Brandon Muehlenkamp - Rylan; Dutch Angle

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Brandon Muehlenkamp - Rylan; Dutch Angle

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When I was making this photo I used a dutch angle on Rylan. I wanted him to be the vocal point. When I edited this photo I dimmed it to make it darker.

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Rajah’s playful tilt and intense gaze make this shot both silly and serious.

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This photo’s Dutch angle gives it a quirky, silly feel while also adding a touch of seriousness.

The tilt and close-up create a playful vibe, but the dog’s intense, wide-eyed expression adds a dramatic contrast, making it look both amusing and oddly serious at the same time.

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To take this photo i had to angle by camera a lot and i put more exposure

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In this photo I tilted my camera to get the Dutch angle and create an interesting effect. I took this outside of one of the school entrances. Additionally, I took this with my phone's ultra wide lens (0.5) so that I could get close to the sign, but still capture the whole thing. Since I'm below the subject, it makes it seem kind of powerful.

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Anastasha Wilde - Dutch Angle - Gym Hall

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Anastasha Wilde - Dutch Angle - Gym Hall

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This photo was taken on an iPhone 13 Pro Max camera.

When I was taking this photo, I wanted to show how long this hallways feel to me. This hallway is typically always cluttered as well. I was focusing on the lines that connect the wall, floor, and ceiling. I wanted to give it an elongated feel. Also giving it darker mood, by turning the light down. I focused the lights and their reflections in the middle.

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Joseph Sykes - Dutch Angle; flags on vibrant blue 

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Joseph Sykes - Dutch Angle; flags on vibrant blue 

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The subject of this photo are the flags, obviously, and their poles outside of West. I wanted to utilize the sky as negative space to force the eyes to the flags themselves, this greatly simplifies the scene. I love the cloud cover and the patterns that they made, it adds another layer of complexity and interest to the frame. I enjoy capturing photos with cooler tones and colors so the sky and editing opportunities were a main motivator for me to take this shot. I wanted to keep the flags at somewhat even spacing using the rule of thirds. Also, I also like how the poles represent a sort of pattern and the fact that one flag isn’t fully in the frame maybe makes you think that there are many more of them than there actually are. Since there is an odd number of flags, it satisfies the brain more than if there were an even number of them.

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For this photo the subject is about cars, but really it's the white car. The reason why I love this photo is because the more I look at it the more I think it is art class again. Plus I like the reflection on the car.

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Deuce Faiupu - Person walking in the halls

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Deuce Faiupu - Person walking in the halls

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In this photo that I tried using dutch angles to make the hallway while the person is walking in the hall. I really like this photo because it might be the best one that I took that photo when the person is walking straight ahead and forward in the hallway.

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For this capture I tried turning my phone in an angle but it didn’t work out to well, so I flipped the photo

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This photo was taken on my iPhone with no zoom. I took this photo for the love I have for cars especially for Honda’s! And J just love the way the engine is laid out in the engine bay.

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The subject in my photo is MaryAnne. This photo was taken in the back of the science hall. Dutch angles was the technique I used. I tried to position her right in the center of the image, then tilted my camera until I liked how it looked then, I proceeded to lower the exposure just a little. I like this photo because I enjoy looking at the background and I like the lighting.

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I took this photo using my coaches camera witch is a Canon Eos Rebel T100 with a Ef75-3000mm lens. With an ISO of 500 in f5 and 1/1600 shutter speed

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Alan castro - Dutch angle- Trippy hallway

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Alan castro - Dutch angle- Trippy hallway

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I took this picture on my iphone 13 pro max, ISO 125, Shutter speed 1/60s

When i made this photo i found this hall way entrance so amusing because of the mural and how it looks very trippy like if it were in a upside down place

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Riley Hodes - Dutch Angles; Clare Ennenga 

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Riley Hodes - Dutch Angles; Clare Ennenga 

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In this photo, I focused on showing the silhouette of the subject. I turned down the exposure and focused on the sunrise in the background. I tilted the camera to follow the line of the bench and camera. The light also created a reflection on the tile floor that helps capture the wistful feel of the photo.

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Emotions in a image can make a image look ten times better

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The subject is my staircase. The story is that the railing either leads you straight ahead or down. You don’t know. The technique i used is shooting from the y-axis and getting real close to my subject. I like it because it gives me a mysterious vibe. This is a redo of my original. (Totally not my home)

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This is a photo of one of the school hallways.

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I went in to my iPhone’s editing and made this photo black & white, just because I thought it would look better.

I took this photo in hopes of making the hallway look longer. I lined my camera up and then tilted my phone.

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The subject of my image was the PE hallway. I chose to do this hall because I thought it would be cool. I used the Dutch technique, and I like it because of the lighting off the hall. It kind of looks like a creepy hall in a horror movie.

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I took this picture during class in hallways this is where you walk down from the front office and offer towards the lunch room right by the nursing office ,counselors office and activity office. This was taken on my iPhone 13 Pro on camera roll while i was leaning against a wall to take this picture

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This was over by the gym. I like how it looks like they are looking at eachother and it also looks symetryc. I like how the light reflects as well.

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I took this picture of spaghetti and prongs. I really like the way the noodles look in this picture. If I were to take this picture again I would use more lighting.

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My room has a lot of space that I can take pictures like this in 🥰 the lights were helping too