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When the relative sizes of the elements of a photo aren't accurately represented, the picture is said to have perspective distortion. This "fault" occurs when the distance from your camera to various elements in the frame differs significantly. Here's a picture of my daughter (see full article), with her boyfriend trailing behind. Taken literally, it would appear she's dating a fuzzy guy with a very tiny head.
There are techniques for minimizing perspective distortion, ranging from grouping all of the subjects at the same distance Photo by Uncle Frankfrom the camera during capture, to using sophisticated software in post processing to correct the distortion. But this article is about increasing perspective distortion, not avoiding it!....Read Complete Article
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