INSTRUCTIONS

STEP ONE:

▸ Decide which technique you want to try:

▸ 1. Make a main subject larger

▸ 2. Make a main subject smaller

▸ 3.) Bending gravity

TAKE FOUR DIFFERENT FORCED PERSPECTIVE PHOTOS THINGS TO TRY!

COMMON IDEAS:

- Holding a landmark - Holding/eating the sun/moon - Holding another person in one hand - Toy larger than person/pet - People hanging from top of photo - Person stepping on another person INSTRUCTIONS:

STEP TWO: SET THE SCENE

▸ Take the time to set up the scene properly and get the camera angle right.

▸ Location is important!

▸ Perspective is important!

▸ Once you get everything in place, Take SEVERAL pictures of your shot and adjust things as needed. INSTRUCTIONS:

STEP THREE: EDITING PHOTOS

▸ The ONLY edits that should happen to the photos are the following:

▸ Cropping image in tighter to bring the subject closer in.

▸ Straightening the image if it’s crooked. Creating a definite horizon line is important.

▸ Changing the orientation of a photo by rotating it either upside down or sideways. (Used mostly for bending gravity photos.) Cropping Photo

AFTER CROPPING IMAGE BEFORE CROPPING IMAGE INSTRUCTIONS:

STEP THREE: PICKING PHOTOS TO TURN IN

▸ You should have FOUR different poses or scenes for your assignment.

▸ Go through your photos and pick the best one from each pose.

▸ Turn in 4 images/pictures of your poses - (one picture for each pose.)

▸ Specify which one is your favorite out of the four turned in. ASSIGNMENT DUE ON FRIDAY - APRIL 17TH

-Turn in 4 different examples of Forced Perspective Photography

-Indicate which out of the 4 is your favorite and why.

Be creative!

Ask for help if you need it!