Taken with a Sony DHC-H1

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They are all at eye level.
Mix up your angles a bit.
Maybe shoot some images 'dutched' or off angle slightly for a different feel.

Try to think more ' outta the box ' ......

kj

'round these parts we call that a "french tilt"

:p