Resting in downtown Tampa Perhaps the easiest and most popular form of photographic forced perspective is done while positioning the subject somewhere in the scene so that they appear particularly large or small in comparison to the world around them. The trick is particularly amplified when you can get the subject to interact with rest of the scene in way which would be unnatural or unexpected. Such as leaning on the Leaning Tower of Pisa or eating a nautical submarine that’s in the water. More >