Please note the much more pronounced three-dimensional effect the bending lines of the planted areas on the left and the right give us.
Please note the much more pronounced three-dimensional effect the bending lines of the planted areas on the left and the right give us. These bends make the optical lines look much longer and bring a greater sense of depth to the aquarium. Unfortunately, wide-angle photos also have one great disadvantage: the aquarium glass itself looks distinctly bent. You'll need to find a good compromise between a good three-dimensional effect and the degree of bending in straight lines. With these photographical tricks you can add an even greater sense of depth when you take the final shot of your tank and make it appear much deeper than it actually is.