The three tips and tricks I chose from the resources were 1) change my perspective by changing yours, finding a different point of view to take pictures, and 2) pay attention to the moment by capturing a picture when trying to anticipate something interesting will happen, and 3) look at the light, being aware of how the light works.
This picture is an example of a time where I used a different point of view to take a picture. This is a picture of the space needle in Seattle and to take this picture crouched down and angled my phone up to make the needle look at lot later then it actually was. While it is big to begin with this picture really adds that depth and the idea that it is this huge thing.
This next picture is an example of a time where I paid attention to the moment and waited for the right time to take the pic. If you look closely in this picture, you can see a juvenile bald eagle flying right before it is about to swoop down. Young eagles are typically dark brown before they get their white wings so this one blend into the picture and it a is a little hard to see but, I think it makes the picture even cooler.
This last picture is an example of using the lighting in a picture. I like how the lighting is shinning through the window in one spot creating shadows on the ground and also how my dog is also in the middle of the sunlight make her own shadow. The lighting reflects beautifully of her fur and eyes making it even better.