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Photo from a model shoot with Minga Halla (MM# 240020).
This was shot with my DIY tilt-and-shift lens.
Lighting info: Single SB-80DX in a translucent white umbrella on a light stand at camera left. Triggered by a wireless radio trigger.
Another orchard shot giving a more sinister feel to winter.
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the same buildings as in the previous picture, only shot from the opposite side.
les mêmes immeubles que sur la photo précédente, juste vus de le d'autre côté et de plus près.
we had a strange assignment yesterday for our camera club,
the local institute of technology are having some big maths drive and they where looking to host an exhibition to help promote maths in the area so they contacted the camera club
they say that you can find maths in almost any image but i dont know ? ? ?
any way i had the chance to play with pauls lensbaby and i must say even though it wasnt fisheye it was still fun :)
Yeah, life is complicated.
But it is usually far less complicated than we think.
Most of the time complication is in our heads.
The beautiful Lake District
Wast Water or Wastwater is a lake located in Wasdale, a valley in the western part of the Lake District National Park, England. The lake is almost 3 miles long (4.6 km) and more than a third of a mile (600 m) wide. It is the deepest lake in England at 258 feet (79 m), and is owned by the National Trust. It is one of the finest examples of a glacially 'over-deepened' valley. The surface of the lake is about 200 feet above sea level, while its bottom is over 50 feet below sea level.
Settings: 15 sec, ƒ/14, ISO 200, Canon TS-E 24 mm + Lee big stopper
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17 September 2013. London Underground's White City station. The station serves the Central Line.
Taken with a Canon TS-E 90 mm f/2.8 tilt and shift lens for selective focus.
A Year in Pictures image 260 of 365.
Hannaford's Pianos & Organs.
Smith Street Fitzroy. 2015.
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Took my camera for a walk in my lunch hour today. Not sure if they fake tilt 'n' shift efforts have worked too well ? ? ?
I like all three photos in different ways, but not sure which one to put in to my project52 ? ?
What do you think ?
1, 2. or 3?
Settings: 1/250, ƒ/9, ISO 50, Lens: Canon TS-E24mm
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This is a shot from the last wedding that we covered.
This is a free-lensed tilt shifted macro. Take a good look at the focal plane. Not the usual way you always see it aroung.
Thanks to Ryan Brenizer and his amazing techniques.
By the way, we are the only people in the country doing this staff in weddings. :)
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The return of Pink Floyd - painted by Phillip Adams (2021) on the south facing walls of Mya apartment block in Salt Lake City.
en fait, celle-là n'était jamais partie, mais ce soir, va savoir pourquoi, elle m'a donné envie de relire ou de revoir la pièce de Friedrich Dürrenmatt...
ou comment donner un peu de vernis de culture à une carte postale...;-)
One of North York Moors more popular waterfall, Thomason Foss near Beck Hole, Goathland.
It is quite a challenge to get to this waterfall with a steep walk upto the level of the railway track then a sharp drop down to the stream level over steep steps, rocky boulders and boggy, muddy paths.
Bishop's Park, Fulham, London, England, UK.
Taken with a Canon 5DMkII converted to infrared (830nm) and a Canon TS-E 24 mm f/3.5 tilt and shift lens.
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From mindless love and heartless friendship she couldn't escape.
The trap was endless in this urban jungle.
4 September 2014. The Queen's House, Greenwich, London, England, UK.
Taken with a Canon TS-E 24 mm f/3.5 tilt and shift lens but without focus or perspective adjustments.
A Year in Pictures image 247 of 365.
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The Turbine Hall in Tate Modern, London, England, UK.
The installation is The Hyundai Commission: Superflex. One Two Three Swing!
Taken with a Canon TS-E 24 mm f/3.5 tilt and shift lens for selective focus.
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A shot of Frankfurt´s covered market hall (Kleinmarkthalle).
If I would translate Kleinmarkthalle literally it would be like: small market hall, so I thought a little tilt & shift action fits the title better ;-)
Always nice to go there shopping for fresh ingredients or just for lunch, you can get nearly everything there!
Wow! What a push set by my partner, Alison [why not check out her stream for some great images: www.flickr.com/photos/photogrl1324/ ] this week.
Whilst I was aware of the technique I had never attempted such a shot before. What pleased me the most about this challenge was having to research & try out the technique. I don't possess a specialised tilt & shift lens and wasn't keen to fork out the mega bucks needed to get one and so it was, after much searching of my photo archives that I tried, I read, I failed; I tried again, I read again & yet again failed even more miserably than before. This really was a tough one for me and I had planned a trip to the city to try and take a shot specifically for the challenge. And then it was that my youngest son called round this morning and he is quite an accomplished graphic designer cum image manipulator. He asked what I was working on and how I was getting on with PS Elements. I said take a look and see, here's what I've been trying to do all week. After showing him a couple of images I had been working on I said that really the best one without going out to take more shots, was the one I did for Get Pushed Round 5 but that I couldn't get it just quite right.
Well after a few more attempts and some considerable trial and error, he showed me a couple of neat enhancement tricks which suddenly made everything 'pop'.....well at least to my eyes. After he left I opened up the original image again and began working on it and here is the result of my first tilt and shift image.
Did I achieve the challenge? I'm sure I shall soon find out!!!! LOL
Thank you, Alison for a great push; it so inspired and stretched me which was much appreciated. I also learnt a new post processing trick which I'm sure I will try again in the future.