A photograph can easily change your perspective. This picture was taken at birds eye level, but it is not what you would think of as birds eye view. At just a few inches high, you can hardly focus on what is beneath you. But you can clearly see the silhouettes of humans walking on the beach, some holding hands, some all alone. Some far away, some very close. Look closely and in the far off distance you can make out the Sanibel Causeway. Size is a relative concept. A one inch wave just might make you stumble and fall, so run, run quickly.

Nikon D610; 28-300mm, 1/30 sec, f3.5, 28mm, ISO 900

Nikon D610; 28-300mm, 1/1500sec, F5.6, ISO 200, 300mm

​The angle of this shot hides the Pantheon in the Piazza della Rotunda in Rome.  The Pantheon Fountain was commissioned by Pope Gregory XIII. The fountain assumed its current appearance in 1711. Filippo Barigioni was given the tedious task of reconstruction of the fountain. It was fully restored by the end of the past century and some of the original parts, masks that once decorated the top of the fountain, can be viewed in the Rome Museum.

An obelisk is standing on top of the cliff on a pedestal in honor of the Egyptian goddesses Isis and Serapis.

Nikon D610, 17-35mm, 17mm, 1/180sec, ISO 3200, F22