Having fun with Forced Perspective

We selected a toy and positioned it in closer alignment to the camera for this project. Next, we had our classmates stand far away so that they would appear to be the same size as our toy.

We utilized our lens's smallest aperture, f26 in this instance. Our camera was aimed somewhere in the middle, not at the toy or the person. Both the toy and the human appeared sharp and credible due to the depth-of-file, also known as the zone of sharpness. Additionally, we instructed our subject to look forward rather than at the object in front of them.

Jonathan meeting Spiderman

T-Rex scarring Joey

Rhino scarring Kevin

Joey's hand in T-Rex mouth