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This lesson is all about proximity. I'll show you how moving on a straight path towards an object makes its top and bottom planes open up and its sides expand. We'll use alternate views, like top and side views, to demystify these perspective changes. Through studio and outdoor examples, you'll see how to create a convincing illusion of deep space or a compressed, flatter view simply by understanding how distance works.
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Moving closer to your subject changes more than just its size.
Getting close to an object makes its surfaces expand and open up toward you, creating a powerful feeling of depth. Stepping back causes those same surfaces to compress and flatten. This can make your scene feel compact, even if your vanishing points stay the same.
Thanks so much for the clearer explanation on the topic at hand based on the assignment Marshall. This made it all more clearer to me now on what I have to do on it.