Vanishing Perspective
Dec 30, 2015 23:42:18 GMT
Post by bixaorellana on Dec 30, 2015 23:42:18 GMT
We will all have some good photographs for this category, I think, and it could be fun to find opportunities to take this kind of picture.
To clarify:
One Point Perspective
In one-point perspective, the horizontals and verticals which run across the field of view remain parallel, as their vanishing points are at 'infinity', with horizontals which are perpendicular to the viewer vanish towards a point near the center of the image.
Two Point Perspective
In two point perspective, the viewer is positioned such that objects (such as boxes or buildings) are viewed from one corner, so that two sets of horizontals diminish towards vanishing points at the outer edges of the picture plane, while only verticals remain perpendicular. It is slightly more complex, as both the front and back edges, and side edges, of an object must be diminished towards vanishing points. Two-point perspective is often used when drawing buildings in the landscape.
Three Point Perspective
In three point perspective the viewer is looking up or down so that the verticals also converge on a vanishing point at the top or bottom of the image. source
Starting off with five, just to get the ball rolling ~
anyportinastorm.proboards.com/thread/7343/lotsa-pots-big-tree
anyportinastorm.proboards.com/thread/7458/paris?page=1
anyportinastorm.proboards.com/thread/7113/etlas?page=1
anyportinastorm.proboards.com/thread/7458/paris?page=1
anyportinastorm.proboards.com/thread/7624/banos-revelry-christmas-oaxaca-2015
To clarify:
One Point Perspective
In one-point perspective, the horizontals and verticals which run across the field of view remain parallel, as their vanishing points are at 'infinity', with horizontals which are perpendicular to the viewer vanish towards a point near the center of the image.
Two Point Perspective
In two point perspective, the viewer is positioned such that objects (such as boxes or buildings) are viewed from one corner, so that two sets of horizontals diminish towards vanishing points at the outer edges of the picture plane, while only verticals remain perpendicular. It is slightly more complex, as both the front and back edges, and side edges, of an object must be diminished towards vanishing points. Two-point perspective is often used when drawing buildings in the landscape.
Three Point Perspective
In three point perspective the viewer is looking up or down so that the verticals also converge on a vanishing point at the top or bottom of the image. source
Starting off with five, just to get the ball rolling ~
anyportinastorm.proboards.com/thread/7343/lotsa-pots-big-tree
anyportinastorm.proboards.com/thread/7458/paris?page=1
anyportinastorm.proboards.com/thread/7113/etlas?page=1
anyportinastorm.proboards.com/thread/7458/paris?page=1
anyportinastorm.proboards.com/thread/7624/banos-revelry-christmas-oaxaca-2015
