Creativity of the photographer. Forced perspective | 10% to beautycreativity

Forced perspective in architecture.
Spanish-Moorish style in beautiful arches.
The amazing beauty of this architecture.

Forced perspective in architecture.
Italian style in the construction of arches.
It's nice to be in them in the summer heat.

Forced perspective in architecture.
Spain and an example of a pedestrian crossing.
Fantastic and cosmic perspective.

In photography, forced perspective is an opportunity to show something more interesting, beautiful and attractive. In addition, it is a technique that uses optical illusion as a kind of deception to make an object seem farther, closer, larger or smaller than it actually is. Sometimes we see a real corridor or tunnel in the photo. In addition, it is also a photographer's technique (everyone has their own, but the basis for creativity is about the same), which uses an optical illusion. For what? And so that any chosen object would seem more attractive, using a kind of perspective in their works.

Sometimes a forced perspective is used to more or less show an object. And it often turns out to be quite interesting, and sometimes we see before us a real fantastic abstraction in real life. For my post, I selected examples of forced perspective that I used in architecture for my photos. Although all this is just a visual process based on a linear perspective, which is more like the self-deception of someone who sees it all in front of him. Simply put, this is an example of creating depth in a photograph called forced perspective.

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