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A full triangle indicates high and an empty one indicates low. We had to pedal hard, but five speeds were enough to get us up the steepest seattle hills.
This shifter and bar is attached to the Torker Graduate.
TEST: Tilt - Shift Photography
Tilt - Shift Effect:
Life size subjects, shot to look like miniature or scale models.
My first tilt - shift...
Hehe...
I tried to implement multi-scale mean shift segmentation in Vigra, but something didn't quite work out. There is a strong directional bias that i can't quite explain.
The cast: Jennifer McNeal, Try Rockett, Gabby Momah, Jasmine Williams, Elliot Stanley, Jean Carey, GiGi Anber, Jeannie Barroga and Lijesh Krishnan.
attempting 'Tilt Shift' to a couple of shots from the Hilton in Manchester. Old and new trams visible below looking quite toy-like.
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?).
This is a "tilt-shift minature" fake of a lake cruiser on lake Brienze in the beautiful country of Switzerland
Yegor (night-shift journeyman)- frontside 50. Metz 45 on manual. Oh an for anyone who's interested, I'm now on Mpora as well as here, same name, so check it out, the pics won't always be the same as here ^__^
I have a real tilt shift lens in the works, but unfortunately i didnt have it done before this shoot (thanks to amazon taking forever to get my 3d printer filament shipped!) and the weather crapped out on us all day. Thats okay though because where real life cant prevail a bit of time in Photoshop certainly can :)
rented a canon tilt/shift lens for the weekend to try it out. just a few shots from the house now I'll be heading out to get something worth keeping !!!
Tilt-shift miniature style photos are pictures of real-life scenes that are manipulated to look like model photographs.
As part of the Power Shift 2011 Conference, thousands joined the polluter protest at the White House, the U.S Chamber of Commerce, and at the headquarters of dirty energy industries.
Over 5,000 young climate leaders joined AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka, Cherri Foytlin of Gulf Change, and 350.org co-founder Bill McKibben at a polluter protest in front of the White House this Monday. They demanded that the President and Congress stand up to Big Polluters, protect the Clean Air Act, and make corporate polluters like BP pay for their pollution.
As part of the Power Shift 2011 Conference, thousands joined the polluter protest at the White House, the U.S Chamber of Commerce, and at the headquarters of dirty energy industries.
Over 5,000 young climate leaders joined AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka, Cherri Foytlin of Gulf Change, and 350.org co-founder Bill McKibben at a polluter protest in front of the White House this Monday. They demanded that the President and Congress stand up to Big Polluters, protect the Clean Air Act, and make corporate polluters like BP pay for their pollution.
Photo Credit: Shadia Fayne Wood
When making a mica shift pin, I cut off the top layer and this was result, Liked the "scrap" so much I made it into this tiny pin
Shamanic Shift Center's northeast room and ceremonial space as it looked on April 20, 2011: rock gardens, circle center, rock and crystal close-ups
Strobist Info: White shoot-through umbrella behind the camera, assistant with silver umbrella shading the model from the harsh sun camera left.
This marks the return of my tilt and shift lens, I hadn't used it for ages, but a couple of images from "Lighting for Portrait Photography" inspire me to dig it out and use it on a shoot that I was assisting on. I tilted the lens as far as it would go and set it to f2.8 so that I could just put the plane of focus through the model's eyes. I deliberately burnt out the background and also overexposed the foreground a little. Huy, very kindly held up a silver brolly to put the model in the shade so that she wouldn't squint in the bright sun and it also allowed me to control the foreground and background simultaneously.
I did make a mistake with the tilt on this series, I put the plane of focus through the eyes and down to the ground, which meant that in some of the images there were sometimes things in focus that shouldn't have been, like the car, I should have put it into the sky.