22 April 2025 - forced perspective 👍👍 by miyuki's dad

Anya 2.4

2025-04-22 08:38:29 UTC

Seraphina

2025-04-22 08:43:02 UTC

Small girl do big stuff. Small in size but fierce in spirit. This shows that power doesn’t always come in big sizes and sometimes, the mightiest impact comes from the ones you least expect, those who are mini but mighty.

For the technique, I used a bit of framing for the first one. In both pictures I made the subject small to give the illusion of something big up close. In both, I had the subject do an action in interacting with the bigger thing.

Kirthika

2025-04-22 08:45:48 UTC

I took this photo using a forced perspective technique to create the illusion that I’m pinching my friend between my fingers. By placing my hand close to the camera and having my friend stand farther away, it makes them look tiny compared to my fingers. I used my phone’s wide-angle lens, which helped exaggerate the distance and enhance the effect. My fingers also act as a natural frame, keeping the focus on my friend in the center. This simple setup plays with depth, distance, and scale, showing how a little creativity can turn an ordinary scene into something fun and unique.

Alyssa 2.4

2025-04-22 08:46:02 UTC

This photo uses forced perspective by placing the shoes closer to the camera while the person standing in the background stands further away. As, the camera only focuses on the shoes closer to the front of the camera, The shoes appear a lot bigger than they really are, while the person looks much smaller in comparison. This technique creates an illusion of scale, making it look like the person is wearing the giant shoes. The trick is to change the distance between the object and the camera, by doing that, we can completely transform how we look at the size and space.

Zaakira

zaakira_sofian — 2025-04-22 08:51:34 UTC

eres 2.2

lmjeres — 2025-04-22 08:52:03 UTC

Claire

2025-04-22 08:52:23 UTC

This photo shows a student pushing away a book, this represents students pushing away their studies and rebelling against the words of previous generations. genrational trauma, which they have been carrying, is heavy, and they are just pushing it away

Farihah&Sharmin

2025-04-22 08:56:18 UTC

When taking these pictures, we need position the object one far, so that it will be small and one near, so that it will be big. That is how we take a photo using the forced perspective technique. The first picture shows someone throwing a rock on someone's head. The second shows someone trying to open the locker with a lock, the third picture shows a person trying to pick up the fish and the fourth picture shows someone stepping on a flower. I position the camera by focusing on the person and making the near object abit blurry.

kimberly andrea reshma

2025-04-22 09:20:08 UTC

2025-04-22 09:24:52 UTC