Taking a forced perspective photo is not difficult and doesn't require any special skills. All you need to have is creativity, a camera, a willing accomplice, the perfect setting and timing, the patience to choreograph your trick and mostly, imagination. As you can see in the following examples, you can try forced-perspective photography while travelling, at your backyard or at home. In some cases, it's just being in the right place in the right time.
A Side Of Bokeh. Chowing down on a nice big bowl of lights. Yum yum yum. By the way, you can get these lights with help from a Bokeh Kit.
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Balanced. The second illusion you see here is that the girl is ever so slightly heavier than the guy.
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Beautiful Portrait. I know we carry around pictures of our loved ones, but this is kinda too big.
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Blowing In The Wind. Gosh, that's a strong gust of breath.
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Can I Help? Let's give this balloon a little˜lift' shall we?
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Clearing The Rocks. ˜Spring cleaning.
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Coffee Break. Not the coffee break I had in mind.
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Crushed. Like puny, puny ants *evil laugh*.
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Crushing The Balloon. Plucking balloons out of the sky. Now, that’s a nice hobby.
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Giant Handshake. Let's be nice to the giant man.
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Gravity Fools. The runner gave the illusion away, but otherwise, it's quite believable.
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Hot Dog from space
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Pisa, I Love You! "Tower love you too, strange tourist."
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