It appears that the groom is as tall as a giant, lifting the bride with just one hand.
신랑은거인만큼키가커보이고신부를한손만으로들어올리는것처럼보인다.
Is the groom really a giant?
이신랑은정말거인인것일까?
Is the miniature bride a princess right out of a fairy tale?
미니어쳐신부는동화에서막나온공주일까?
On the right is an incredibly big hand waking up a man who seems to be sleeping.
오른쪽에는자고있는것같은남자를깨우는놀라우리만큼큰손이있다.
What if the hand breaks the man's arm?
저손이남자의팔을부러뜨리면어떻게될까?
Aren't the photography tricks used in the pictures interesting?
사진에사용된사진기법이흥미롭지않은가?
Look at the photo of a person collecting clouds in a jar and the photo of a car that looks just like a small toy.
병에구름을모으고있는사람의사진과꼭작은장난감처럼보이는자동차사진을보아라.
How were these bizarre pictures created?
이런이상한사진들은어떻게만들어진것일까?
Nowadays, photo editing programs make it easy to create these types of pictures, but there is a much more low-tech method that produces the same amazing results: the forced perspective technique.
The forced perspective technique manipulates our human perception with the use of optical illusions to make objects appear larger, smaller, farther away, or closer than they actually are.
That way you can give the impression that your photographs were taken in a completely different context.
이러한방식으로여러분은사진이전혀다른상황에서찍힌것같은인상을줄수있다.
Or you can completely change the tone, message, and symbolism of your images.
혹은여러분은이미지의톤이나메시지, 상징하는것을완전히바꿀수도있다.
Forced perspective has been extensively used not only in photography but also in movie making.
인위적원근법은사진에서뿐만아니라영화제작에서도광범위하게사용되어왔다.
For example, the technique can be used in an action or adventure movie scene where dinosaurs are threatening the heroes.
예를들어, 이기법은액션영화나공룡들이주인공들을위협하는어드벤쳐영화의장면에서도사용될수있다.
By placing a miniature model of a dinosaur close to the camera, the dinosaur may be made to look monstrously tall to the viewer, even though it is just closer to the camera.
So you don't have to scream like a little kid while watching a scary movie in a packed theater.
그러니여러분은혼잡한영화관에서무서운영화를보며어린아이처럼소리지르지않아도된다.
Just remember that the gigantic monster on the screen may only be a little plastic toy, and that, using forced perspective, the movie makers turned it into something frightening to the audience.
This sounds simple, until you realize that you need to build a set on which the actors can interact at the same time, while hiding the fact that they're far away from each other.