25 Pictures with an Amazing Vanishing Point Perspective
Posted by Tim Kok | 4 Comments
In order to create an illusion of depth in photography, you need perspective. One way to create perspective is by using a vanishing point, or two. The vanishing point is situated, say, infinite miles away and the lines in your picture are moving towards that point, making it look like your bridge, road, fence, tunnel is infinitely long. (If you want inspiration on how to use the lines going to the vanishing point, take a look at our Leading Lines post.)
vanishing point by paul (dex)
Headed DOWN at St. John's Wood, London by Ian Muttoo
passagen #2 by Jes
Athènes - Plaka - 19-03-2007 - 7h37 by Panoramas
The road to Offen 2 by Jason
Summer field by b k
El muelle by David Oliva
Where are the stairs? by Yogendra Joshi
Lisboa / Lisbon / Lissabon by Bert Kaufmann
Repetição by Francisco Antunes
The cells at Dachau by Southbanksteve
Atomium Escalator by Harald Hoyer
Vanishing Point by Bruce
Railroad weeds by Kevin Dooley
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Bridge Crossing by Tony Lam
Paris - La Villette - Géode - 9-06-2007 - 19h04 by Panoramas
O'hare by Andrew E. Larsen
She's right on track by Bert Kaufmann
Rural electricity by Kevin Dooley
road by mike138
Contact by Miguel Virkkunen Carvalho
Hope by karolgrafik
Power to the people by Kevin Dooley
Notre Dame de Paris - 9-06-2006 - 7h20 by Panoramas
The Long Road by Corey Leopold
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11:07 pm March 9th, 2011
Wow… impressing!
10:40 pm March 10th, 2011
Fantastic pictures. The long road was a good one to end with.
3:59 pm March 12th, 2011
great use of converging verticals
11:42 pm June 11th, 2011
That’s what I like about photography… You need to observe everything that surrounds you before you click the shutter button…