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Low angle shot of the san Fransisco peaks in between flagstaff and the grand canyon.
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Ok this is I hope a semi decent example of a forced perspective shot. One where the subject has a relationship to the second subject which is usually in the background in a place that forces you to look toward it.
Hope that makes sense.
The relationship here is the speakers at the front(from Logitech) which produce sound just like the guitar in the background does.
This was really quickly setup so I haven't put a huge amount of effort in at 1am in the morning.
Ollie :)
"New landmark building providing cutting edge innovative research lavoratory facilities. Glass-walled structure with applied Bruce McLean art, with dramatic interior including irregular range of pods such as the spectacular orange molecular pod.
Architect: Alsop Architects/Amec
Year: 2005"
booklet for Open House London 2005, p55
Institute of Cell & Molecular Science
Queen Mary College
4 Newark Street
London E1 2AT
18th Sep, 2005.
Explore #499- 8 juillet 2OO8
La coupe des arbres est faite de telle sorte que l'allée se trouve être ombragée !
Quelle astucieuse façon !
Château de la Loire, Villandry
High Resolution file, available on request!
An early start for our weekend in Edinburgh, this is Miles waiting for his mum to buy some magazines and snacks. We had the station almost to ourselves as we were a little early for the train.
I like the perspective though I should have asked Miles to move a little closer.
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"Every day is a new chance to choose. Choose to change your perspective. Choose to see the best in others, and to show your best to others..."
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this lady was tiny next to me! buying fresh fish at the market. sometimes it's still flopping as it's being cut. mmm... i kind of like the flourescent lighting
Delfin Bautista, director of the LGBT Center at Ohio University who identifies as transgender, tells his coming out story to WOUB Visuals
Panorama of images from a scroll of a perspective map of Japan, from the Japanese National Diet Library.
Perspective an elusive quarry, often
hiding in plain sight. Oh what do I see
Perspective owned by those around, frequent
flyers of good advice. Oh what do you see
Perspective seminal to our experiences, the
valued lessons applied to all bar me
Oh what do we see, from our perspective. New
endings, old beginnings, heartening news.
Choose. Look closely and see the beauty, step
back and see the steel. Perspective loses its appeal
Today seems to be a green day and this image is dedicated to Michelle and her wonderful stream of family life and self portraits i_smile2you. Thank you for a very kind testimonial
as part of HWS Homework
This is just a trial, yet to do the real one. :)
for these kind of shots, we need patient, co-operation from your pals ;) , empty space/ground area is good to have (but, I did it in my streets and on roof here for a trial) and what else?
Trick Angle (forced perspective) is a technique that employs optical illusion to make an object appear farther, closer, larger or smaller than it actually is. It is used primarily in photography, filmmaking and architecture. It manipulates human visual perception through the use of scaled objects and the correlation between them and the vantage point of the spectator or camera.
Notice the tiny kayaker on the left. Sort of puts in perspective how big these humpbacks are! Finally getting a chance to start going through photos. There will probably be quite a few more whale shots to come!
Perspective, patterns, lights, lines and levels at Queen Street Station, Glasgow on 22nd September 2013. (Please view F11 in lightbox for intended best.)
Enjoyed playing with the shallow dof of the macro over the summer - trying to get the eye/face in focus and then having the antennae and wings melt into the foreground/background.
The above shot is a Small Copper and the one below a Chalkhill Blue - Small Copper is one of my bogey butterflies and this is the best shot I've got of one in 2 years!
Will try and ease off uploading archive stuff for a while - except if it's an otter when all bets are off.
Had to travel for the first time in awhile and decided to challenge myself with a point and shoot from the past, a Petri Color35. Very small camera, zone focusing, manual with in my case a non-working meter (not a big deal) but totally non-calibrated shutter speeds (a bigger deal). I've used this equipment before, but I'm just not sure of the shutter speeds so just tried to sit at either 1/60 or B and hope for the best. What I learned is my total lack of confidence in exposure will make me work out the accuracy before I bring this otherwise fun little camera out the next time. Lots of guessing the guesswork, taking notes, and finding out some wildly different numbers and exposures. Good to learn one's limitations. Thanks again to all the flickeranians who keep pushing us to think more deeply - you all are inspiring!