A Little Pick-Me-Up
This is my first attempt at a "tilt-shift" effect where you try to make an ordinary photo look like it's a photo of a model or miniature. The shallow depth-of-field tricks the eye into thinking that you are actually looking at something very small. Let me know if you're buying it! You may want to click this one for a larger view.
posted by Joel Reynolds at 7:15 PM
32 Comments:
i like to look at tilt shift images (and would like to try doing some myself), but i wonder if they might become a bit gimmicky? some are great....this one included of course! how'd you do it?
works for me :)
It worked when I enlarged the picture. Interesting treatment.
Cool effect ... the truck almost looks like a Hot Wheel.
Dooooooode, since when did you put a train set with scenery in your basement? You're not even retired! And you're so obsessed with it that you're even taking photos of it! You can't fool me!
very cool! works for me!
I have been updating my photoblog page and I hope you dont mind but I would like to add you as a link.
How cool is that? GREAT photo...
Joel,
It's amazing that it really does trick the mind, even when you tell us ahead of time that we're being tricked.
Yeah, I'm buying it.
...Thanks for linking up, bro. I appreciate it.
It totally worked for me!
It works really well. I'll have to try it in some wedding photography.
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Totally convinced. Great Job dude!
Brother Ben
I sure like it! :)
nice work
That's cool. Very well done and way different from other's I've seen.
i bought it! way to go jojo
uncle cousin
You tricked me! really cool effect.
Hey thanks for your comment on my blog, it's nice to know someone is actually looking at it. I feel like I'm talking to empty space usually.
I totally bought this pic, it looks like a tiny toy car on a lily pad actually, with the dark bit as a patch of water. Maybe that's just me though..
Does it do the job? yep.
Kinda looks like it was (or could be) done via software. Is this true? (Gaussin blur)
Sanger
bcUC7o Your blog is great. Articles is interesting!
q9ezMf Nice Article.
Magnific!
actually, that's brilliant. Thank you. I'm going to pass that on to a couple of people.
Good job!
actually, that's brilliant. Thank you. I'm going to pass that on to a couple of people.
actually, that's brilliant. Thank you. I'm going to pass that on to a couple of people.
Please write anything else!
Good job!
Magnific!
cFQ1aO Nice Article.
actually, that's brilliant. Thank you. I'm going to pass that on to a couple of people.
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