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#10/52 Tilt Shift, theme for 52 weeks 2020
This took some thinking....first, I had never heard of tilt shift and the second thing was trying to find a high enough place to get the right kind of photo for this effect. Who knew that the suburban town of Marlton was mostly one or two story buildings. No skyscrapers here! I climbed the highest hill around, not saying much as southern New Jersey is known for being flat.....
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Tiltshift in infrared, Red Bluff, Yanakie, Victoria, Australia.
Olympus OMD EM5.2,
converted to 720nm infrared.
Unknown 15mm f4 tilt-shift
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Plan U 151 tijdens de Railsafari op 4 juli 2021 te Medemblik. Ik heb er een tilt-shiftbewerking op uitgevoerd.
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These are the reindeer that live in the Reykavík Zoo & family park....
Trying out some tiltshift again :)
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Scan von altem handkoloriertem Abzug bearbeitet als tiltshift.
Scan from an old coloured photo. Revised with tiltshift.
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Simply done with a tilt-shift app on my iPhone.
This a tiny little place between Nice, France and Monaco, on the french riviera.
Sota un cingle i el poblet de St. Martí d'Albars, es troba aquest pont medieval, l'unic que atravesa la riera Gavarressa.
Foto presa amb una Linhof Technika II de 13x18cm, fabricada entorn el 1947; objectiu Schneider-Kreutzag Angulon f6.8 / 120mm; Fomapan 100, revelat en safata amb HC110.
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This is the only medieval bridge spanning the Gavarresa stream in central Catalonia. It's located below the hamlet of St. Martí d'Albars.
Picture taken with a Linhof Technika II (13x18cm) made c.1947; Schneider-Kreutzach Angulon f6.8 / 120mm; Fomapan 100 developed in trays with HC110.