A professional’s guide to finding a more interesting Cincinnati photo

The Roebling Bridge. Photo provided | Tonya Bolton Photography Change Your Perspective Everybody photographs the Roebling Bridge — and for good reason. You really can’t take a bad picture of it. But instead of photographing it from the usual viewpoint, I went underneath it and looked up. Suddenly, all those beautiful cables, beams and architectural details became a completely different photograph, creating this incredible grid of lines, shapes and textures that you simply don’t see from the riverfront. When you’re photographing an iconic Cincinnati landmark, don’t assume you have to photograph it the way everyone else does. Walk around it. Get underneath it. Get behind it. Change your perspective. The landmark hasn’t changed — you just found a new way to see it. Shoot Through Things A person walking photographed through a sculpture. Photo provided | Tonya Bolton Photography Sometimes the best frame is the one you find inside another frame. For this shot, I photographe