Forced Perspective Photography

What better way to capture a memory than photography?! Join us while we look at "forced perspective" photography and then try and re-create our favorites! Forced perspective is a photography technique that uses optical illusion to make objects appear larger, smaller, or further away than they actually are! Think of all of the fun vacation photos you've seen of people that appear to be holding up the leaning tower of Pisa or holding the Eiffel tower!



This is a summer reading program and to participate you must be registered for summer reading in Beanstack. If you need help registering the circulation desk can help you.



Recommended Ages 13-18

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