Vantage point photography
YOUR MISSION
Create a 360 degree image from the top of your local church or other tower.Get permission and climb the tower of a local church. Once you are at the top, take photos looking in every direction, covering a full 360 degrees.
- How far and what can you see?
- Which point of view
is best?
- What looks unusual, unexpected or strange when on your vantage point?
You could go extreme with this mission and make a 360 degree film. Take 90 pictures, rotating slightly clockwise with each new picture. Edit them together on a computer to make a spinning stop-motion film. Alternatively you could just use a video camera!
Why not share your photographs on Geograph?
BONUS QUESTION
Want to collect your bonus points? Follow these three steps:1. Make a Mission:Report. This can be a single photo, drawing, sound track, video or just a description of what happened. Show us that you've really done this mission.
2. Issue us with your Mission:Report before you enter this mission as complete.
> 13 or over? Post your report as a comment below or on your explorer log.
> 12 or under? Email your Mission:Report to us at hello@missionexplore.net.
Make sure you include the mission title in your email!
3. We will email you with the secret code to unlock your bonus points.
Risk overall: High. The most daring of missions. Be sensible and don't take any big risks
Rewards for this mission
Viewpoint
Mission points
Question points
Risky business
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