Perspective in photography is a complicated topic. It has to do with the representation of a three-dimensional world on a two-dimensional plane. A ton depends on where you place yourself when photographing a shot. Perspective photography investigates two different areas. The meanings are as follows: The spatial relationship between objects within a frame. Perspective is a program that converts a two-dimensional picture into a three-dimensional scene. It’s also why so many compositional strategies work. There’s plenty for all, from leading lines and balanced weight to shallow depths of field.

This is our point of view. Alternatively, the angle at which the film/sensor plane is located concerning the subject. Perspective has depth on the floor. We may do a variety of things to make a scene look more realistic. There are many things at play, and the photographer’s creativity will come from any direction. Hugo Suíssas is a photographer from Lisbon who travels the world to learn new stuff, be inspired, and let his creativity run wild.

Remember that a photograph is not three-dimensional. It’s just a representation of a three-dimensional world. By clicking on the link, you can visit his social networking page and see some of his work. We’ve gathered 14 of his mind-blowing pictures for you to peruse below; scroll down to see them all! Remember to express your thoughts in the comments section and vote for your pick!

Image Credits: suissas

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Just like we use motion blur to give an impression of movement, we use Perspective to give an impression of depth. That’s why Perspective photography is so important. There are things you can do to change the Perspective of an image. By moving around your camera, you can gain a better viewpoint than your usual eye level.

It is easy to fall into the habit of photographing every scene from eye level. You notice something that catches your eye, and you want to capture the fleeting moment. When you come across a scene, don’t go for your first idea. Take a step left or right to find a better vantage point. Even moving one meter can have an immense effect on your image. If you move a small distance, the background doesn’t change much. But the foreground does—the closer the foreground, the more significant the impact.

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You may find you can frame that mountain with the trees naturally. It could be the best or the photograph you have taken. At the very least, you have tried a different Perspective and seen the impact it can have. This is even more important when photographing architecture. You aren’t going to take one image and go home. If you made the trip to shoot something special, you need to make good use of your time. Walk around the structure and photograph it from different lateral positions. You may find that the idea changes with each movement.

Change your position or the position of your camera. That way, you can find some exciting and new Perspectives. Imagine you are photographing a street scene. You decide to get down to the Perspective of a medium-sized dog. You will look at the world in a whole different way. We all observe the street through the same eyes, day in and day out. But change your vertical position, and you have an interesting take on a mundane place or scene. Trying a higher Perspective gives you a different viewpoint of an object. If you are photographing a building from street level, you only capture a small part of it. You can angle your camera up (we discuss this in-depth in the next paragraph). But that will give you Perspective distortion. Try going across the street and getting up high. Then you can show the building from the side without distortion.

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Changing your angle allows you to see and show the world from a different aspect. Living in Budapest, I am shocked to see how many people don’t look up at all. All the exciting building details are above the first floor. You won’t see these until you stop looking in front of you all the time. The same goes for looking down. There is a reason why aerial photography is so popular. It’s because these images offer us something new and exciting. We rarely get to see the world from a high position. Looking down at an angle gives us a fresh look and a new Perspective. They don’t have to be bird’s eye views. But a point that is higher than our usual level.

You will find that you can manipulate the size of subjects. Make them difficult to comprehend. Confuse our influential yet impressionable minds. Perspective distortion is a common way to confuse the human brain. It becomes apparent when you photograph a tall building from up close. The top of the building is further away from the film/sensor plane than the bottom. This gives the subject the impression that the top is falling out.

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Consider perspective photography the next time you choose to shoot a picture. It will assist you in determining the best location and angle from which to capture the shot. It will also offer your photos more variety. You can catch a theme or scene in a variety of ways as you come across it. This will enable you to shoot a variety of photographs from which to choose your favorite.