Perspective is a way of seeing, viewing; it's an observing angle, a look into the distance and the future. It is used in art and film art, literature, philosophy, optics, etc. There are various explanations of the perspective; for example: cognitive, literary, visual, graphic, etc. Visually, it's a way of appearance of objects in the human eye and graphically speaking, it is a way of presenting the effects of perspective when drawing. There are several types of perspective and its laws, that change through history in art. In photography, perspective is related to the display of three-dimensional illusion on a two-dimensional surface. Indicators allow for three-dimensional simulation space in paintings and photographs. When photographing, it is very important to pay attention to these indicators, because when they get together, we understand the concept of three-dimensional space of the two-dimensional images, or photos. In photography, in addition to the basic indicators of perspective, we use lenses of different focal lengths, so there are: normal, telephoto lenses and wide angle lenses, fish eye, etc. Strictly speaking, the perspective effect depends only on the distance of the camera from the subject. It is established within measure of the size of the objects in a photo and mathematical statements, and the resulting image should be seen at a distance. Within perspective in photography we come across on a number of errors or distortions of perspective, which can be corrected by subsequent processing.