- We're here in Falls Church, Virginia,
and I'm standing in front of Falls Church.
Well, when I was walking by here this morning,
some gravestones in the grass there jumped out at me
as a nice spot for some photos,
so we thought we'd come in here and do a quick field shoot.
And, when we went inside and asked, they said it was okay.
I walked around a few minutes ago,
and I think I found a nice spot on the path,
by some gravestones with some nice brick buildings around.
So, when you're shooting a 360,
it's really important to remember everything
is going to be in the shot.
So, there's not really your standard idea
of a foreground and a background.
Everything will be here.
But, since one of the first things
that attracted me to this place were the gravestones,
I wanted to make that one of the things nearby the camera.
With 360 degree shooting,
having something closer to the camera
can be helpful to make the scene interesting.
On the other side of a bright, white lamppost.
I think that looks quite nice as well.
I like this small building behind.
We're farther away from the street,
so the cars and things,
normal life won't really be a big part of this scene.
It's quite nice.
And we're under some really great cover from the leaves.