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    Forced perspective is an optical illusion technique used in photography and architecture to make objects appear smaller, larger, closer, or farther away than their actual size and distance. The document provides 18 tips for achieving a convincing forced perspective effect, such as using paper cutouts, test shots, composition, angles, lighting, and interacting with the environment.

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    Forced perspective is an optical illusion technique used in photography and architecture to make objects appear smaller, larger, closer, or farther away than their actual size and distance. The document provides 18 tips for achieving a convincing forced perspective effect, such as using paper cutouts, test shots, composition, angles, lighting, and interacting with the environment.

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    Forced Perspective

    the use of any of various techniques (as in photography or architecture) to create the
    optical illusion that objects or people are smaller, larger, closer, or farther away than
    they really are.

    Tips to complete a forced perspective:


    1. Use Paper Cut-Outs to Transform Objects
    2. Check Out Forced Perspective Poses for Inspiration
    3. Plan Each Scene Beforehand for a Convincing Illusion
    4. Take Test Shots
    5. Try a Zoom Lens for Perspective Distortion
    6. Use Small Aperture for the Best Results
    7. Work With a Partner to Get the Perfect Shot
    8. Play with Abstract Concepts
    9. Incorporate Light
    10. Composition Is Key to Creating the Illusion
    11. Use Angles to Make Your Image Look 3D
    12. Use a Tilt-Shift Lens
    13. Create a Flat Image
    14. Interact With the Environment to Create Depth
    15. Use Toys to Add Character to Your Photos
    16. Incorporate Buildings or Bigger Objects
    17. Make Viewers Wonder How You Got That Shot
    18. Use Paper Cut-Outs to Transform Objects
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