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Oh, that's from my old living room. I like the sensational sharpnes in the center.
Taken with a Nikon D90 and a self-made tilt shift lens from Minolta (MD Rokkor, 1:2, f=50mm)
On the waterfront. Under the cherries. With a tilt shift, and my girl.
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While all of these images are unretouched from the NeinGrenze 5000T tilt-shift camera, this one was captured with the camera in "vivid" color mode.
Tilt shift miniature using photoshop. Here's the original photo: farm3.static.flickr.com/2209/2221405638_3f777eb15c_b.jpg
From my blog, Chasing Cubes of Light.
Earlier this year I was lucky enough to gain access to the top of my work building. At 36 floors the view is quite impressive. I thought the high vantage point would be a great opportunity to experiment with composing some cool tilt-shift-HDRs!
Normally you'd shoot with a proper tilt-shift lens to achieve this effect - I cheated and used Photoshop to 'add' the desired lens blur. The trick I found, was to know what part to keep in focus to keep the composition interesting enough.
Camera settings for this shot can be found on flickr here.