1.my image is of a girl putting her hand out and another girl standing on a ledge really far away

2. How does this image use force perspective? this image uses forced perspective because there really far apart and the one far apart looks smaller than she really is

3. How did you create this image? by putting them really far apart

4. What was hard about creating this force perspective image? what was hard about creating this image is getting the girl to be exactly on the other girls hand

5. How do you think line of sight, depth of field and distance affected the image? depth of field effects the image because it makes thing bigger or smaller

1. What is your image of? giant fingers holding a person

2. How does this image use force perspective? by making the and look bigger than it is and making the person smaller

3. How did you create this image? by putting the hand close to the camera and having the person stand at the end of the hall way

4. What was hard about creating this force perspective image? what was hard was lining up the fingers and the tiny persons hands

5. How do you think line of sight, depth of field and distance affected the image? distance effects this image by making the person smaller than that seem

1. What is your image of? the image is of mark a small human holing a vending machine

2. How does this image use force perspective? this image uses forced prespective by allowing mark to look like he is holding an object that is much larger than him

3. How did you create this image? by putting mark far away from the machine

4. What was hard about creating this force perspective image? it wasnt hard

5. How do you think line of sight, depth of field and distance affected the image? the line of sight affected this image by making mark look about the same size as the machine.

1. What is your image of? a huge foot smashing tiny people

2. How does this image use force perspective? my making a small foot look bigger thn it really is smashing humans that are bigger than it

3. How did you create this image? by putting the foot really close to the images

4. What was hard about creating this force perspective image? Explain.

5. How do you think line of sight, depth of field and distance affected the image? Explain.

1. What is your image of? it is of mark looking like he is blowing out smoke but its really a cloud

2. How does this image use force perspective? by making mark look like he is blowing out the clouds

3. How did you create this image? by getting low and angling it so it looks realistc

4. What was hard about creating this force perspective image? getting the angle just right

5. How do you think line of sight, depth of field and distance affected the image? by helping it look real

1. What is your image of? a human eating a smaller human

2. How does this image use force perspective? by making the other person look a lot smaller

3. How did you create this image? by putting one person in frount of the camera and the other really far away

4. What was hard about creating this force perspective image? trying to get the fingers just right

5. How do you think line of sight, depth of field and distance affected the image? Explain.

1. What is your image of? Explain.

This image is about what seems to be that someone is trying to grab a trash can.

2. How does this image use force perspective? the image uses force perspective by making it look like something that in reality isn't small and can't be picked up with one hand make it look like it is actually happening.

3. How did you create this image? Explain

The way this image was created was by having a person go at a far distance and having them reach their hand out to where it looks like the trash can is going to be picked up.

4. What was hard about creating this force perspective image? Explain.

The hard thing with working with these kind of images is that you have to know what will be the right distance and make sure you are not too close nor too far so that the subject won't come out blurry.

5. How do you think line of sight, depth of field and distance affected the image? Explain.

The line of sight, depth of field, and distance help the image a lot by getting a clear image. Also getting the right distance to where one thing looks bigger or smaller than the other.

1. What is your image of? mark sitting on a table but the table looks bigger than him but in reality its not

2. How does this image use force perspective? by making mark look smaller than the table

3. How did you create this image? Explain

4. What was hard about creating this force perspective image? Explain.

5. How do you think line of sight, depth of field and distance affected the image? Explain.

1. What is your image of? someone smashing another with her hands

2. How does this image use force perspective? by making the person far away alot smaller than they really are and big hand smashing her

3. How did you create this image? Explain

4. What was hard about creating this force perspective image? Explain.

5. How do you think line of sight, depth of field and distance affected the image? Explain.

1. What is your image of? Explain.

This image is about what seems to be that someone is trying to grab a trash can.

2. How does this image use force perspective? Explain.The image uses force perspective by making it look like something that in reality isn't small and can't be picked up with one hand make it look like it is actually happening.

3. How did you create this image? ExplainThe way this image was created was by having a person go at a far distance and having them reach their hand out to where it looks like the trash can is going to be picked up.

4. What was hard about creating this force perspective image? Explain.The hard thing with working with these kind of images is that you have to know what will be the right distance and make sure you are not too close nor too far so that the subject won't come out blurry.5. How do you think line of sight, depth of field and distance affected the image? Explain.the line of sight, depth of field, and distance help the image a lot by getting a clear image. Also getting the right distance to where one thing looks bigger or smaller than the other.