Forced perspective is a technique that manipulates human perception to make objects appear larger, smaller, farther, or closer than they actually are.
Capturing jaw-dropping forced perspective shots isn't hard. You just need to know a few tricks: The best forced perspective images tend to feature a clear foreground and background subject.
Even if you've never heard the term forced perspective before, you've probably seen classic examples of this type of image: tourists pretending to prop up the Leaning Tower of Pisa.
Through careful positioning, the photographer makes the two subjects appear on the same plane when they are, in fact, several (or hundreds) of feet apart.
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