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Forced perspective makes objects look larger, smaller, closer, or farther than they really are by strategically placing them in the frame—like holding the moon between your fingers.
Line up your layers: The illusion only works from one precise camera angle—shift a few inches and it falls apart.
Go deep with focus: A small aperture (high f‑stop) keeps both the near and far objects sharp, selling the trick.
Scale is everything: The bigger the size difference between your two subjects, the more impossible the result feels.
Full prompt
a silhouette of a person standing on a beach at dusk, using forced perspective to make it appear they are holding the giant rising moon in their hand, lit by soft moonlight, calm ocean and dark sky beyond --ar 4:3 --preview
Model: Midjourney · v8.2
Made with forced perspective
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