Beehives: 1 Subject-10 Ways

This shot was taken with a 50mm lens, which makes it feel normal to the human eye. It's also a wide shot giving us an overall view of the beehives.

This shot was taken with a telephoto lens in a tight a frame at eye level.

This shot was taken with a 50mm lens from up above, giving us a sense of objectivity. It has a medium frame giving us info about the context of the beehives, yet still capturing the key subject.

This shot was taken with an 85mm lens simply revealing detail about the beehives. It was taken at eye level.

 This shot was taken with a 50mm lens and is a medium point of view at eye level. This picture gives us a good mix of info and specifics.

This shot was taken from above with a 85mm lens. It's tight perspective gives us an inside view to what's going on inside of the hives and from our point of view makes the bees seem small and inferior.

This shot is a wide frame shot from a distance with an 85mm, from up above. The telephoto compresses the space between the cattails and us the viewers. It feels very impersonal.

This shot was taken at eye level with a 85mm lens in a tight frame.

This shot is a great establishing photo for this series. It was taken with a wide-angle lens in a wide frame from below.

This shot was taken with an 85mm lens, at eye level giving us the strongest connection with the bees. It is a tight frame showing the individual effects of the beehive.