It's a photography trick called "forced perspective" where the object in the foreground is closer to the camera, but the background remains in focus so you lose the true depth of field and the object looks much bigger.
There's a portal in my area of great strategic importance in that it is the anchor for countless sunstanial fields. It must average well over a million MU created of it every week. ingress.com - Ingress - Game Reality The first time I visited it I was amazed to discover that the two birds in the picture are each about 10 cm long. A great example of forced prespective.
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ReplyDeleteIt's a photography trick called "forced perspective" where the object in the foreground is closer to the camera, but the background remains in focus so you lose the true depth of field and the object looks much bigger.
ReplyDeleteThere's a portal in my area of great strategic importance in that it is the anchor for countless sunstanial fields. It must average well over a million MU created of it every week. ingress.com - Ingress - Game Reality The first time I visited it I was amazed to discover that the two birds in the picture are each about 10 cm long. A great example of forced prespective.
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