Love those angles - it differs from the standard 1.5m eye-level
shots, of which I myself am having problems avoiding it.
You can try experimenting with a little more head room, the bus
taking up only the bottom two-thirds of the image. The good ol'
Rules of Thirds, which is really more of a guideline.
I disagree with S.Solitare that having people in the shot is
bad. People are an important part of buses. An empty bus shouldn't
be called a bus, it's just a pile of metal, plastic, and glass. A
soft human touch can sometime soften an extremely sharp image.
People dozing off, looking around, or even just idling - it's all
part of a larger thing called "life".
Both of which is something someone is lacking of... Not a human
and no life. :D
So u mean interior shot also must have ppl uh? Did u know that
ppl can sue u for that? Please luh, this is bus photography where
we capture more on the bus, not ppl. U wan people, please do not
practise bus photography.
