I understand the concept of vanishing points, horizon line, perspective grid but idk how to find the perspective on an image like landscapes or just anything, can someone explain to me or recommend a good youtuber that i could watch on that topic ?
#How to analyze perspective
tawdry blaze
atomic merlin
could you provide examples of what type of landscapes you want to study?
tawdry blaze
Just easy ones with a road etc. I just don't know where to start, I'm lost
Like these ones
And for the second image the stairs are kinda arched how do u do ? I just don't understand
quasi aspen
If you understand the concept of vanishing points, all you need to do here is finding a single set of lines that you know are parallel to the ground plane
Objects and structures in real life are not built completely accurate, so it is never PERFECT
But like, on this fence one, you can see here that the fence is PRETTY straight, the top and bottom look like they're going in the same direction for the most part, so the vanishing point would be right there
For the stair image, what you want to understand is that when something is ABOVE the horizon line that means you are looking up at it and will see the bottom.
When something is BELOW the horizon line, that means you are looking down and will see the top of it.
So the first clue is the stairs. We can see the tops of some of the stairs, so we know they're below us (in blue). Then there are some stairs that we can't see the top of, and the lines are pointing down, so we know they're above us (in red).
There is one stair in the picture, and also a window on the right side of the picture, where the line is completely straight (in green). That's where your horizon line is. It's not above us or below us, it's at our height.
The stairs are rotated in different ways so there's not a single vanishing point this pic has. If you really need one, I think the strongest point is from the window.
Here's a YouTube video for this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2HfIU5lp-0I
