How can the photo be standing? Can be effective. It feels like lying down.

The person or thing in the photo seems to be lying down, but it is actually standing, which may be caused by the following reasons:

1. Angle and angle: When taking a photo, the photographer may choose a special angle and angle to make the person or object in the photo look prone. By changing the shooting angle and viewing angle, a visual illusion can be produced.

2. Perspective effect: perspective refers to the phenomenon that distant objects look smaller than nearby objects. When the object in the photo looks small at a distance and large at a close distance, it will give people the illusion of lying on the ground.

3. Light and shadow effect: factors such as the inclination of light and the projection of shadows will affect the three-dimensional sense and shape of photos. Clever use of light and shadow effects can create a visual effect of lying in photos.

It should be noted that this illusion of lying down is only caused by the composition and visual effect of the photo. In fact, the subject is standing. This kind of optical illusion is often used in artistic photography to create a unique visual effect and expression.

Extended content: In addition to the above reasons, there are other factors that will also affect the visual experience in photos. For example, using a wide-angle lens can increase the depth of field and make the ratio of foreground to background more prominent, thus affecting the viewer's perception of the position of the object. In addition, the post-processing can further emphasize the stereoscopic effect and illusion effect in the photo by adjusting the parameters such as color, contrast and brightness. In a word, photography is an art, and through the clever use of composition, angle, light and shadow, post-processing, we can create various amazing visual effects.