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The summit of Grotto Mt. Alberta. This mountain is east of Canmore and although it is short in distance it is punishingly steep climb. With views of Mt. Rundle on the opposite side of the valley, Cascade mountain towards the north west, and countless backcountry peaks on the other side of Grotto, this mountain surprised me pleasantly!
Practicando la técnica del Tilt Shift (El efecto final consiste en reducir drásticamente la profundidad de campo, consiguiendo que las fotografÃas parezcan maquetas, sobre todo cuando las fotos se toman desde un punto de vista elevado o, mejor aún, cuando son vistas aéreas de una zona.)
The final complete poster for Shifting
(From left to right)
David, returning hero and lead singer of The Tidy Tongues played by Geoff Warner Clayton.
Laura, his lingering squeeze, chronic flirt and apathetic Spar deli worker played by AoibhÃn Murphy.
Jim, the aimless, confused and Laura fancying protagonist, played by Peter O’Connor.
Sarah, the fast talking, happy go lucky girl, holding a torch for Jim. Also, a birthday cake played by Ruth Phelan.
Eamon, the drummer of The Tidy Tongues, party fiend and wannabe ladies man played by Adrian Kavanagh.
Amy, the birthday girl herself, all time sweetheart and keeper of immaculate carpets played by Alex Christle.
Jamie, her occasionally sensible but mostly sexually frustrated boyfriend, played by John Kennedy.
Anna, the chain smoking, disillusioned, female lead singer of The Tidy Tongues played by Jessica Walsh.
Ed, the gangly, wannabe hipster, who desperately wants to grow up, as played by Alan Doyle
Eimear, his adoring girlfriend and Sylvia Plath quoting, aspiring poet, played by Connie Walsh
Hilary, the party crashing, foul mouthed girlfriend of Mark, played by Rhian Gibson.
Mark himself the raucous, shouty, casserole loving madman as played by Colin O’Brien.
Shifting opens on 18th of April and runs until April 23rd. Tickets are currently onsale here at No. 76 John Street, online here or else bookings can be made on 056 – 7794138. Tickets for Monday night are only €5 and can only be bought from No. 76.
Once in a while I feel like playing around with tilt-shift. I thought this was a nice subject for this process.
Burg Eltz, Mosel Valley, Germany
Thought i would play a bit in Photoshop and try a Tilt-Shift again.
It has been a while and this pic is not the best, but I am not totally dissapointed with the result...
A tilt shift photo of a railway station in Brno, take with a canon 450d, modified in Adobe Photoshop
I keep all my film expired and fresh in the freezer. On a whim I took a roll of expired Kodak Gold Max 800 out of the freezer and ran it through the dishwasher. I let it dry for 10 days and here are the results - color shifts. I have shot this film before and the colors were fine. Pentax K1000
It was hard to decide where to focus to capture the many amazing details of the Ben Youssef Madrasa...
On 22-27 September 2014, UNDP organized its first ever "Shift week of Innovation Action" to showcase how our offices around the world are shifting away from the business-as-usual approach.
Check out these great photos from events held throughout our region. And to read more, go to: www.undp.org/innovation
Tilt/shift fake miniature attempt. Lidingöbanan suburban railway, Lidingö, Stockholm county, Sweden.
Looks best large!