In terms of layout, we can increase the sense of space by rearranging and adjusting the positions of elements in the image. For example, disperse elements, adjust their size and spacing, and make the content in the image more dispersed and orderly. This can avoid overlapping or crowding between elements and let the audience see each element more clearly.
Perspective is another way to increase the sense of space. Using perspective effect in an image can create a sense of distance and make the audience feel that the image has depth and three-dimensional sense. This can be achieved by rational use of perspective principle and inclination angle. Perspective can make the elements in the image seem to follow the distance relationship, further enhancing the sense of space.
Proportion is also an important factor to increase the sense of space. By adjusting the size and proportion of the elements in the image, the audience's sense of distance and size can be changed. For example, the foreground object is enlarged and the background object is reduced, which can create an effect of being near big and far small and enhance the sense of space of the image.
In addition to the above methods, we can further increase the spatial sense of the image by adding background elements and using depth and shadow effects. The application of these techniques and methods can make the image more layered and stereoscopic, and make the audience better understand and appreciate the content in the image.
In a word, adding space to the interior of the picture can be achieved by adjusting the layout, using perspective and proportion, making the picture clearer and more orderly, and enhancing the appreciation and understanding.