Projects
Forced Perspective
Forced Perspective Project: Create illusions where small objects appear huge or people interact with giant elements using distance and camera angle. Forced perspective photography uses optical illusions to make objects appear larger, smaller, closer, or farther away than they are, achieved by carefully manipulating subject placement relative to the camera and
background to trick the eye.
Forced Perspective
Forced Perspective Project: Create illusions where small objects appear huge or people interact with giant elements using distance and camera angle. Forced perspective photography uses optical illusions to make objects appear larger, smaller, closer, or farther away than they are, achieved by carefully manipulating subject placement relative to the camera andbackground to trick the eye.
Forced Perspective
Forced Perspective Project: Create illusions where small objects appear huge or people interact with giant elements using distance and camera angle. Forced perspective photography uses optical illusions to make objects appear larger, smaller, closer, or farther away than they are, achieved by carefully manipulating subject placement relative to the camera andbackground to trick the eye.
Forced Perspective
Forced Perspective Project: Create illusions where small objects appear huge or people interact with giant elements using distance and camera angle. Forced perspective photography uses optical illusions to make objects appear larger, smaller, closer, or farther away than they are, achieved by carefully manipulating subject placement relative to the camera andbackground to trick the eye.
Forced Perspective
Forced Perspective Project: Create illusions where small objects appear huge or people interact with giant elements using distance and camera angle. Forced perspective photography uses optical illusions to make objects appear larger, smaller, closer, or farther away than they are, achieved by carefully manipulating subject placement relative to the camera andbackground to trick the eye.
Phone Reflection
Basically, a smartphone screen is used as a mirror to create symmetrical or surreal compositions. Use two devices—a Digital Camera and your smartphone with a black/Off screen. Capture
high-level reflections of different objects. The goal is to transform a standard scene into a creative,
symmetrical, or "double exposure" style image by physically manipulating a reflective surface near the lens.