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Changing perspective: Photographing Midtown Atlanta’s sidewalks

Marian Hill by : Marian Hill
Broken titles with cats painted on them. 19th St. Atlanta, Ga. Photo by Marian Hill.

The revolution of photography allowed photographers to experiment with their composition. Changing the perspective of a photo reveals a new world. It shows the artist’s willingness to change and explore new ideas. I started a series in which I point my camera down at the ground and photograph the path I am walking. Living in Midtown Atlanta brings some strange stuff to my feet — stuff worth photographing.

Wet clothes on a dry day. Midtown Atlanta, Ga. Photo by Marian Hill.
  • Lonely sock. Midtown Atlanta, Ga. Photo by Marian Hill.
  • Sidewalk wig and bananas. Midtown Atlanta, Ga. Photo by Marian Hill.
  • Early morning. Woodruff Arts Center. Midtown Atlanta, Ga. Photo by Marian Hill.
Cat Enjoying my groceries. Midtown Atlanta, Ga. Photo by Marian Hill.
    • Trash can bug. Midtown Atlanta, Ga. Photo by Marian Hill.
    • Reflective oil spill. Midtown Atlanta, Ga. Photo by Marian Hill.
    • Bridge Apple. Deering Rd Atlanta, Ga. Photo by Marian Hill.
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