Here's a tilt-shifted Eiffel Tower, courtesy of arnarbi on flickr. Teeny people, teeny cars...
And check this out for more tilt-shifty goodness.
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
Tilt-shift
I've been enjoying looking at tilt-shift photography on the internets. It's how you make a real scene look like a miniature, by imposing a shallow depth of field and saturated colors.
Here's a tilt-shifted Eiffel Tower, courtesy of arnarbi on flickr. Teeny people, teeny cars...
And check this out for more tilt-shifty goodness.
Here's a tilt-shifted Eiffel Tower, courtesy of arnarbi on flickr. Teeny people, teeny cars...
And check this out for more tilt-shifty goodness.
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Wow, that is really cool. It looks like you need a special lens to do it in the camera, but I also saw that you can fake it with Photoshop. I will have to try this sometime.
I saw this on Paris Blog and tried it... with great results! Thanks:
http://flickr.com/photos/fernweh_still/3088612970/
http://flickr.com/photos/fernweh_still/3087827081/
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