Having Fun with "Forced Perspective"

In this assignment, we used toys and other objects in order to create an optical illusion to make the toy and or another object look as if it is bigger or smaller than another subject or thing in a photo. "Forced Perspective" Although some of the pictures here are out of focus the ISO settings were changed depending on the lighting during the shoot of the photos. The aperture setting was usually at about 1/22 for some of these photos. The shutter speed varied depending on the lighting as well. Some days were more sunny, and other days had more shadow than others. The Focal length varies in between photos, ranging from 20- 50 mm usually in these photos. It was definitely a learning experience, and i am looking forward to more assignments like this.

Jocelyn petting an elephant

A dinosaur nearing a truck

Knuckes, Thor and i

Jocelyn and Thor, Knuckles.