SLJ Step It Up: Photography Fun Perspectives

Today, I used my chromebook to create a video showing how to take photos using forced perspectives.

First, I clicked on a link and read the information about how to take forced perspective images.

Second, I made a presentation with the pictures that I clicked so that I could explain them. 

Third, I made a screencastify telling what was happening in the picture and how I clicked it.

For the first picture it looks like I am scared of the giant pikachu. I clicked the picture by going behind and putting the pikachu near the camera.

For the second picture it looks liked I am pushing the falling shoe. I clicked the picture by going behind and holding the shoe in a slanting angle.

For the third picture it looks like I am balancing on a big pepsi can. I clicked the picture by climbing on the wall far away  and holding the pepsi can near the camera. 

Next, I saved my video in my drive and copied the embed code.  

Lastly, I checked the sharing my permission and put anyone with the link setting.

I learnt that forced perspective is a technique that employs optical illusion to make an object appear farther away, closer, larger or smaller than it actually is. . 

An interesting fact is that distance depends on the amount of size difference you want to achieve in the picture.

I liked doing this Summer Learning Journey task because I got improve in photography which I was not good at.