There’s a tip photographers use to improve their photos, and that’s to change your height. To get better photos of kids or pets, for example, get down and shoot from their height. Or, as shown, pointing down from a high up cliff, from well above.

In our day-to-day lives, we naturally operate at our normal height with our normal perspective. Yet, if we can occasionally, deliberately view things from another angle or height, it not only gives us an additional perspective, it can make the subject of our attention more interesting.

Interest usually increases understanding, and understanding increases connection.

Win-win.

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