Yvette Heiser Playing with Scale: How Forced Perspective Transforms Photography

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At its essence, photography is a method of documenting and interpreting events via pictures. But imagine you could alter reality alongside capturing it. What would happen if you could modify it according to your creative needs? The art of forced perspective photography encourages you to play around with alterations to scale and vision with the goal of producing spectacular optical illusions. The blog Yvette Heiser Liquid Artistry: Capturing Fluid Motion in Experimental Photography discusses in detail fluid motion photography, another form of art that makes images look surreal.All Rights Reserved

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Yvette Heiser Playing with Scale: How Forced Perspective Transforms Photography
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