Forced Perspective

What is forced perspective photography?

Forced perspective photography is a creative technique used by photographers. This technique uses optical illusion to make objects appear smaller, larger, closer to the camera, or further away from the camera. In simple terms, the placement of the subject is done in a way that the subject appears to interact with other people or objects in a totally unique way.

Objective:

Create an image using photoshop that demonstrated your understanding of photoshop and how to merge multiple images to create a forced perspective work of art. Use original photos that you take to create this ORIGINAL work of art. 

Process:

Outside of school take photographs of the sky, landscape, and nature

Outside of school take photos of your hands, feet, body in a variety of positions

Search in your camera roll for photographs that you could use. Photos of objects, pets and people are good.

Collage and merge photos together to create your own forced perspective work of art. 

Evaluation:

Level of creativity

Collaboration

Use of Photoshop

​Participation