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This lesson is a gallery of extra photo studies exploring the effects of "close and far." I'll walk you through more visual examples showing how your distance from the subject radically changes the image. You'll see how getting up close with a wide-angle view makes the foreground explode and the background retreat. Then, see how stepping back and zooming in compresses space and flattens depth. We'll apply this to bulldozers, architecture, and even people to help you master creating a dramatic sense of space in your work.
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Let's look at more examples of how distance changes perspective. Getting close expands space, while stepping back and zooming in compresses it.
Why are there so many
ways we can see things,
sometimes they're far yet near...
Some day we'll get it
perspective, illusion,
its magic
and all will be clear!
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2mo
I have an artist friend who always sings Rainbow Connection at karaoke. I sent this to him and he loved it!
Thanks Marshall, for a great year of perspective and now to spend the whole month of December revisiting part 1, because I feel like I didn't really get the most out of it.
