Perspective in photography

Perspective in photography refers to how the spatial relationship between objects appears in an image, giving a sense of depth and dimension. It is influenced by the camera’s position, angle, and lens choice. For example, photographing from a low angle can make objects appear larger or more dominant, while a high angle can make them seem smaller or more distant. Perspective helps viewers understand the size, distance, and relative position of subjects within the scene, creating a three-dimensional feeling on a two-dimensional photograph. Adjusting perspective strategically can add drama, emphasis, or realism to an image.