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My first tilt shift photo. Created using tiltshiftmaker.com. So I guess that is cheating, but there you go.
M62 Motorway passing Hartshead Services on the M62 near Brighouse, West Yorkshire.
Fake Tilt Shift applied with GIMP
Sarzana Tilt-Shift as I learned from my master Truffaut.Not the real Truffaut , obviously.And for sure not a well done fake tilt shift. at least a try.
I do not take a single newspaper, nor read one a month, and I feel myself infinitely the happier for it.
- Thomas Jefferson
An early evening stroll into a bracing wind on the beach at Newburgh, Aberdeenshire. I was looking for the seals which bask on the sands here, but the sand being blown across the beach in the strong wind couldn't help cacthing my attention. The conflict between the flow of the River Ythan with the rising tide was etching patterns into the sand at the water's edge. And the seals? You can just make out two groups of seals on the far shore of the river to the left of the image, just below the horizon.
I was at one of the highest parts on the Point Reyes peninsula looking south to obtain this shot. The clouds and the shadows really were nice because of the consistent changing. Processed with Canon DPP, LR3, and Niks CEP4.
The last Friday of every month, Shift volunteers serve breakfast to bicyclists on the Broadway and Hawthorne bridges. Many bike commuters have come to look forward to hot coffee and delicious pastries on their way to work once a month - and you can't beat the view!
TEST: Tilt - Shift Photography
Tilt - Shift Effect:
Life size subjects, shot to look like miniature or scale models.
My first tilt - shift...
Hehe...
The cast: Jennifer McNeal, Try Rockett, Gabby Momah, Jasmine Williams, Elliot Stanley, Jean Carey, GiGi Anber, Jeannie Barroga and Lijesh Krishnan.
Ironic take on "fake tilt shift". So fake that the optical axis is not even tilted relative to the picture plane. You guessed it, it is a model (duh). Some extra blurring was added at the front to narrow the depth of field further, making it a true fake. Smiling boss and colleague inserted to liven up the picture. The map position points to the position of the model in the Karlavägen 100 foyer. Had the picture shown the actual building, it would have been taken from a few stories up in a residential building off Banérgatan, about 100 m east of the map point. The clouds formerly resided over the Croatian island of Cres in 2004 and were taken from a holidy snap, overlayed with a gradient for that "Cokin creative filter ad" effect. All done in Micrografx Picture Publisher 8 (if it works, why replace it?).