Perspective+Photographs


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 * Linear Perspective** - we perceive diagonal lines as receding into the distance. This is an example of a one-point perspective. || [[image:DSCN3614.jpg width="313" height="236"]]
 * Linear Perspective** - we perceive diagonal lines as receding into the distance. This is an example of a two-point perspective. || [[image:IMG_0157.jpg width="311" height="215"]] **Atmospheric perspective** - close objects have greater intensity of color, detail and value contrast. Notice how the objects in the background are blured, lack detail, and are out of focus. ||
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 * Vertical placement** - we perceive objects that are placed lower in the image as closer to us, and objects that are placed higher as being further away. || [[image:IMG_0304_copy.jpg width="288" height="196"]]
 * Overlapping** - when objects partially overlap other objects, we perceive them as closer than the covered objects. || [[image:IMG_1054.jpg width="238" height="353"]]


 * Diminishing scale** - the largest player appears closest and the smallest appears further away. ||

=Photograph at least 20 images that demonstrate at least 3 DIFFERENT perspective strategies.= =You will use one of your pictures to create a landscape drawing.=

[|Landscape perspective strategies explained.]