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Bluring on purpose for Our Daily Challenge. This is an “art filter’ built into my Olympus E-PL1 camera. I know it blurs the shot so, I thought I’d give it a go - on purpose. It works better from a greater height and more of a cityscape, but is suposed to mimic a tilt-shift lens and give the impression of a toy landscape. Fun to try, would be better in the City, but thanks for the daily challenge for reminding me I had the filter.
Rest in peace little Luna. Fell asleep in the early hours of the 30th November 2021 suddenly and unexpectedly at the very tender age of 3 years.
BAvEx - 1º Batalhão de Aviação do Exército - Taubaté/SP
Passeio Extra do Vale Foto Clube - 04/07/2010
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this is my absolute 1st attempt at faking tilt-shift photography. the 1st issue i quickly came across is that i RARELY take shots from a high pov plus with a wide angle.....so the photos i had to work with were limited. also i'm using photoshop version 7, so i had to make a couple tweaks. most of the tutorials were for CS2, so still a lot to be learned. it's a pretty neat project though and i'm looking forward to working with more!............and super excited to finally get my photoshop self-taught learn on!
if anyone has any constructive critiques, helpful hints or tricks please feel free to fire away!
Continuing my Tilt-Shift fun but in mono for this one.
A 700 on the Thameslink line between Elephant and Castle and Blackfriars crosses the South Eastern between Waterloo East and London Bridge. Taken from the balcony of the Tate Modern.
This shot has been taken from the top of "John Hancock Tower" in Chicago. Floor # 94
This Shot Taken By Canon 450D with Canon 18-55mm lens.
-Focal Length: ~20mm
-Exposure time: 1/125
-Aperture: f/10
-Exposures: 1 exposure.
-ISO Speed: 100
-Location: Chicago, John Hancock Tower.
-Edited by using: PS-CS5 and Tilt-Shift tool.
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Here is my first attempt at Tilt Shift Photography, Think i bit more work is needed and more distance between me and the subject.
My second attempt at tilt shifitng this photo. This time i've used a horizontal blur / mask as opposed to a diagonal one in the direction of the train.
Bouillon, Bélgica.
Primera prueba (miento, segunda :P) de una foto de archivo a ver si sale la cosa ésta jeje, me da que habrá que seguir probando...
Attempted a tilt shift of Bath. I found it a bit difficult due to the prominent grays and blues. Tilt shifts are generally easier with brighter colors.
Unfortunately, the people who have built the buildings in Bath over the past 1400 years have shown very little consideration for future tourists who would want to tilt shift a building. Typical short-sightedness on their part.
Falso efecto Tilt Shift realizado con software. © Todos los derechos reservados / © All rights reserved ►►►K★LvO!◄◄◄
A combination of Tilt-shift and HDR, done in St. Vitus Cathedral, Prague.
This was my first attempt at this combination, and was shot handheld. Considering the conditions and terms i had to work with, am i pretty satisfied.
Every modern Canon and Nikon tilt-shift lens assembled.
Clockwise from top: PC-E Micro 85mm f/2.8D, PC-E Micro 45mm f/2.8D ED, TS-E 90mm f/2.8, TS-E 45mm f/2.8, TS-E 24mm f/3.5L II, TS-E 24mm f/3.5L, PC-E 24mm f/3.5D ED and TS-E 17mm f/4L in the middle.
Elinchrom D-Lite 4 IT in 44cm silver beauty dish back left, Elinchrom Ranger Quadra with 20° honeycomb grid boomed behind on A port, 40cm Portalite Softbox back right on B port.
My first try with a fake tilt shift simulation in photoshop. I used a picture taken from the observation deck of Sears Tower. Even if it is far from being perfect, I kind of like the effect. The cars on the highway intersection really look like toy cars.
A big thanks to my friend Mark www.flickr.com/photos/mark180/ and son JJ www.flickr.com/photos/backfrompari/ for their help and guidance!
Da una foto vista nel post del grande Mauronster www.flickr.com/photos/mauronster/ son rimasto affascinato da questa tecnica che si chiama tilt shift !!! Questa e´una prova nel parco di Bad Bentheim!!
Meglio; View On Black
Worked on the city this last week. Thought it would be fun to bring the Tilt-shift lens with me. Created some interesting effects.
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So, I came across this pic from one from of my contacts - Brett Morrison and wished that I had the skills to do something similar to one of my pics. He was kind enough to offer and do this for my pic and here is the result for you folks to see.
It is called Tiltshift miniature faking and here is the link to the original pic
Thanks Brett!
HGGT as well!
