Now it's your turn.
If you do the same type of photo and blog about it, please post a link in the comments. I'd really like to see them.
Have a silly day.
Lessons Learned:
- Developing old themes in creative ways can be a lot of fun.
- I've been playing with some Tilt-Shift Photography simulations in Photoshop. Andrew Broekhuijsen first showed them to me. I thought they were actual photographs of minitures. They are incredible. If you have a chance go over and take a look. None of mine have turned out as good as his yet, but I'll keep trying.
6 comments:
Thanks for the bump, I appreciate that!
So, generally to get a good tilt-shift, your photo needs to be of something large (like a stadium, or city street, for instance ;) ). So pull out some of your old landscape photos or something.
There are some truly astounding tilt-shifts in this Flickr pool. You'll see that the general idea is taking something that's very big in real life, and making it look like a macro shot.
Nice perspective on the photo in this post!
I am in! Lemme see what I can do later! Where is the Old Thumper in the fridge Stevo?
blogging the inside of my fridge now, although that is not your assignment here :)
I took up your challenge here.
This is scary! http://nickisnook.net/2009/12/01/photo-from-inside-the-fridge/
Cool idea. It looks like the camera is for dinner.
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