Awesome Tilt-shift Photography Examples
Tilt-shift Photography is type of photography that uses selective focusing and manipulation to make a scene in a photograph look miniaturized. I have been experimenting for a while now with a free tool to generate tilt-shift photographs over on my photo blog but was blown away by a set of tilt-shift photos from fellow blogger and Japan enthusiast James.
Shibuya Bus Station
I saw them on his blog and thought I’d share a couple of my favorites along with my attempts to recreate the effect in the past.Be warned though Jame’s examples are 10 times more awesome than mine. I really should make another attempt to create Jamaica or Kingston set of tilt-shift photos, that could just make a really interesting blog post.
View of New Kingston in Jamaica from my Office building
The world renowned Shibuya Crossing
Kool Runnings Water park in Negril when I visited Last year
Jame’s Blog
Be sure to visit Jame’s blog as he is a rather friendly guy who shares a lot of my interests. He blogs about Japan and otaku topics like Gundams. I’ve been pestering him for months now to hurry up and finish that 1/60 scale Gundam Exia he is building.
James did not use an online tool to get the tilt-shift effect in his photos as he is a photoshop genius unlike me -_-. If you want to experiment with and make your own Tilt-Shift photographs you can do so at @ http://tiltshiftmaker.com and leave a comment with a link to your creations as I’d love to see them!
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great be sure to share your creations with me!
An Australian made an entire video of these famous spots in Australia and sold them to a major bank and now they’re being used in commercials :D
wow he must have made quite a lot of money!
Hey Kirk thanks very much for bgging me up! Loving your shots, they’re so sunny! Living in the UK you kinda forget what that’s like :)
I promise i’ll finish Exia soon, just seems like all my time is going into planning this wedding at the moment – who thought there’d be so much to it eh!
Thanks again!
no Prob James. You should plan a holiday to get away from the grey skies on the UK, not until you finish Exia though so you can bring him along!