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Stupid truck, but why are people using bent photos to make their point ?
I've done photography most of my life, and it's the first time I'm hearing about "bent photos". Tell me more, I'm interested what it is and how it affects scale.
Probably means fish eye (which this picture doesn't seem to be using) or bad perspective?
Perhaps it’s because you’ve done photography for most of your life, that you think “bent” is a photographic term.
tbh I don't understand what this means either
"Bent" is an old word for "crooked, fake". It's not a photography term, it's plain English, the guy's just too much of an asshole to clarify.
didn't know that meaning... cheers
I had no idea, honestly. Thanks.
Unsurprising.
Happy Snapping, Camera Guy !
You know, it doesn't cost extra to be nice
Sure. So have a word with downvoter, who is pretending he can’t possibly imagine what bent means, when used to describe an image, and seeking to belittle my comment with a fallacious appeal his expertise as a life time hobbyist photographer.
I literally have no idea what it means. You can bend a stick. How do you bend a photo which is a 2D plane. Some warp tool?
There's nothing going on in this photo, except for photographer standing closer to the truck, and maybe a cheap tilt-shift effecr, but that doesn't even mess with the perceived size.
Since you stated that the photo is "bent", like an expert, I've addressed you like an expert.
Show some doubt sometimes, especially when you have no idea what you are talking about.
"Unsurprising"? why aren't you simply nice and explain what you meant?
I am an IT with photography as a hobby, I only really picked it up seven years ago, and even as someone who is not well versed in photography I have never heard the term "bent" to describe a photograph
It's not bent, it's just on a hill.