Forced Perspective: An Optical Illusion Adventure

The video explores the concept of forced perspective, an optical illusion that manipulates perception to make objects appear larger or smaller. It explains how depth perception works and how forced perspective is used in photography, cinematography, and architecture. Examples include the Ames Room illusion and techniques used in movies and video games. The video concludes with a guide on creating your own forced perspective illusions using simple tools like a camera.

Discuss the role of optical illusions in altering our perception of reality.

How does the perception of depth change when viewing objects from different distances?

What techniques can be employed to create forced perspective in photography?