Love Quote Photo



Macro



5 Techniques in Forced Perspective

1. Foreground and background arrangement

2. Tilting camera to change picture plane orientation

3. Size and proportion changes

4. Drawing a portion of the scene on paper

5. Playing with light and shadow

Forced Perspective

Romantic Effect



Depth Of Feilds



Fake Model Photo

Types of Perspective in Photography

Linear Perspective

This picture shows linear perspective because it creates a 3D space on a 2D surface and the lines converge at the end of the hall, almost creating a vanishing point.

Rectilinear Perspective

 

This picuture shows rectilinear perspective because all of the straight lines appear straight and not curved like false perspective.

False Perspective

This picture shows false perspective because the lines near the center of the image are straight, and the lines near the right and left edges are curved. 

Vanishing Point Perspective

This picture shows vanishing point perspective because all of the parallel lines meet together at the end of the street until there is nothing left to see.

Height Perspective

This picture shows height perspective because the closer an object is placed toward the horizon line, the farther away it appears and the greater its height perspective. This picture shows the building closest to the horizon line so it looks farther away.

Overlap Perspective

 
This photo shows overlap because the pyramids are one infront of the other and it creates depth.

Dwindling Size Perspective
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This photo shows dwindling size perspective because all the the windmills are the same size but they look as if they are getting smaller as they go farther back in the picture.

Volume Perspective

this is volume perspective because the shadow underneath the very large silver ball gives it a sense of form and depth.

Atmospheric Perspective

This shows atmospheric perspective because the objects that are farthest away are hazy, the contrast, brightness, saturation, and all the sharpness decreases.

Birds Eye Perspective

 
This picture shows birds eye perspective because the view is from above, like how a bird would see it from in a tree.

Worms Eye Perspective

This is worms eye perspective because it is the opposite of birds eye. It is taken from below, or from the ground as if you were looking up. Like a worm would see things.

Forced Perspective

This is forced perspective because it is made to look as if it is an optical illusion. It looks like an optical illusion because the people look like there standing on his hand when they are actually just standing in the background. It looks like hes blowing them away but they are really just pretending to fall.



Colorized Vintage Photo



Antique Photo



Elf