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Perspective on "Distortion" of Architecture

Photographers express the perspective relationship of three-dimensional space through cameras, which is different from the perspective principle of painting. When a photographer takes a picture with an ordinary camera, only when the camera is horizontal will the vertical line of the building remain vertical in the picture, and its perspective relationship will have one or two perspective effects in the painting. This limits the flexibility of shooting buildings with ordinary cameras, especially when shooting high-rise buildings on the ground, the ground at the bottom of the picture often appears too much, and the top of the building can not be photographed. If the camera is tilted upward, although the top of the building is photographed, the lines that were originally perpendicular to the ground will converge upward, forming a three-point perspective effect in painting, which is commonly known as "perspective distortion" in photography.