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Tilt-shift photography.

Not sure if anyone's heard the term or knows what these types of photo are. But thought you guys might like to see some.

 

These are all REAL, not toys or models. Trippy!

 

toy-cars.jpg

 

london.jpg

 

olivo1-thumb-425x586.jpg

 

tilt-shift.jpg

 

Tilt-Shift_Miatas.jpg

 

tilt-shift-photographer1.jpg

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    Well you use a special lens on the camera that tilts and shifts. So the image plane is no longer parallel.

     

    24mm-tilt-lens.jpg

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    Nice one!!

    I love stuff like that, mess's with your mind (if you have one)

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    a mate has one, they are wicked. he did a shoot in america on a air plane grave yard and some of the pics were outstanding

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    fantastic - I just done one myself of Whitby where we go a lot

    looks sooooo like a model.

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    cool! here's my attempt :)

     

    18839493a5998007247l-tiltshift.jpg

     

    LOL NO WAYYYY

    That looks so good!

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