On the right real car, but on the left radiocar (may be it can move under hereby). I had only one attempt, because model was very moody. Beside us much warmy. This possible see on mirages from fingers of legs models.
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Great shot, maybe a little moving around of the cars so that the girls hand looked as if it was on top of the white car would have worked even better. A deeper DOF would have given you both cars in focus too. 8
I dig the forced perspective and understand why the truck is blurry, but it sort of breaks the illusion. I guess you'd have to use a really high fstop to get both in focus.
Good experiment and cool setup. But it fails because how out of focus the minature is. Not sure how you could have performed this better, maybe get yourself further away from the subject or use less zoom. I asume you are using smallest avalible aperture.
Not sure what a mustang is where you are, but here neither of those are mustangs. If you want to do this shot right you need to play with aperture and focus to get everything in focus.
creativey try., but I guess you should have kep the 'miniature' in focus and not the big car. Again, you have tried to equate the sizes of the miniature and and actual in this figure which I like.
Good idea but you need to stop the lens down to get more definition in the toy truck on the left of the frame and your background is already clearly in focus. I'd suggest a different location so that the backdrop of trees, wires and buildings doesn't detract from the optical illusion you're crafting. In any photo you also might want to watch to be sure you don't have any well delineated objects appearing to come out of a person's head. The white edge of the building in the background bisects the human subject's head and while you might want to set apart two hemispheres to enhance the differences or the symmetry or some other facet of your composition, in this instance you lose that impact because both the tree limbs and the power/phone lines cross that imaginary boundary and dilute the separating power of the dividing line.
Deeper DOF is needed to make this image work. Also lower your hand on the left (right side of the picture) so the hands are at the same distance visually from each car.
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