Henry JonesSeptember 24, 20100 You don’t always have to use Photoshop to create optical illusions in your photographs. With a technique called forced perspective you can create illusions that make an object appear farther away, closer, larger or smaller than it actually is. It just takes a little creativity with the placement of the subjects in the shot and the camera angle. To give you some inspiration, here are 20 Creative Examples of Forced Perspective Photography.
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Really creative list of forced perspective photography, I really like the ones where it looks like they’re holding the light orbs in tweezers and the spanner. I also really love the one of the guy in the clover field holding the cloud! I remember doing similar things to some of these when I was on holiday a couple of years ago. Thanks for posting.
I’ve seen a lot of forced perspective photography, but always open to new ones. It’s kind of a trend now in photography.
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awesome pics. thx for sharing (:
these of all photos also sharing some inspirations for new photographers.
Great list, I like the one with the tweezers.
i loved forced perspective photography… i have to admit i did the same thing with the leaning tower of pisa
Sorry to play devil’s advocate, but many of these look photoshopped. You can tell from the shadows.
Sweet pics. I like the one where the guys picking the digital dots with the tweezer. right on.
Very nice! My favorite? The one with the cars!
I have done some of such pictures using c4d software but anyway I’m impressed. Picture number 9 is the best 😉 You are just awsome!!!
These must have been photoshop’d! Good all the same.
esta cabron hacer una madre de esa