Nice one! But maybe u should delete the “Clock Tower” which is made quite bad….
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Photoshop Magic made us into Small Little World.

Great collection, brilliant perspective, very eye catching and visually pleasing to look at.I have been meaning to get into photography for a while since I do website design, and I believe the two skills go hand in hand.

Hey hong kiat, you’re da man!

I was just looking for it and you posted it today :) Thank you so much.

uff, brillian example of this kind of photography, very nice to find and share great eye catching photos like this.
I love School Walk, the maya piramid and Two-Bump !

adeux!

great collection, at first glimpse the objects and people look like toy models?

Great pics. You can make your own, and it’s so easy using this web app http://tiltshiftmaker.com/

That really is crazy – they all look like incredibly complicated (and expensive) toy sets!

Nice , I really like this article , thanks for sharing

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Too much blur.

@Vim:

I thought so too, especially the Eiffel Tower picture. They all look like toys to me.

It is supposed to be like that that the is a vital point of the modification

Most of these are not examples of the use of tilt-shift lenses rather, Photoshop DOF blurring. I guess you call it tilt-shift faking?

Good article, I’ve always liked this photoshop mod, but there is so much more to do with a real tilt-shift. Also the one of the boat is just a model. You should probably remove that one it doesn’t fit the theme.

LeeG

I’m glad I’m not the only one who thought ALL of these looked like toys…but they are pretty neat either way.

While these ARE stunning images to look at, most of them are the result of good usage of DOF manipulation in Photoshop. A proper tiltshift lens will have proper depth of focus layout (i.e., buildings and people the same distance from lens will have same sharpness, regardless of vertical height).

Although I have to say, if you want to create a macroworld, Photoshop’s a whole lot better than a tiltshift.

hey… one of those is mine … that’s awesome …

Not all were great, but awesome either way :) “Toy train” is easily the best one!

Love these pictures! Great effect, thanks for sharing :)

Some of these are great, but the rest range from ok to bad.Particularly everything from Hamish D. Grant. Sorry Hamish.

Some of these work really well like the crossroads and kids store but there’s a few that aren’t at all convincing. Ideally the viewpoint needs to be elevated to create the illusion of looking down on a model.

If you guys are into tilt-shift photography, check out Keith Loutit. http://www.vimeo.com/keithloutit He is one of the best I’ve seen.

My most popular photo on Flickr is a fake tilt shift shot. I used a tutorial I found online which was really good. I didn’t bookmark it though otherwise I would post up the link.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/supercamel/1077795123/in/set-72157604634463131/

These are great. Thanks for posting.

Well, a very professional collection of “tilt-shift photography”. I’m quite inspired.

amazing this one… hope I can get some for my blog Deo’s Web Blog

its so cute and I am quite amaze with this post! gudluck

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Nice

Fantastic collection.
if anyone’s interested in creating some tilt shift of their own take a look at this guide
http://www.photoguides.net/photoshopping-tilt-shift

My image (Tilt-shift crossroads) has been stolen and credited to “ochmonek”. Please remove it immediately or link it to it’s original source “http://www.flickr.com/photos/housephotography/1629911472/”

This is funny. We have a vintage wooden floor model view camera that was made in the early 1930’s and it does exactly the same thing by moving the film plane! One more instance of “what goes around……..” (The speed graphic press cameras to it, too.)

holy shit…i just moved my couch away from the wall and discovered a secret door. i pryed it open with a tire iron and discovered 3 very scared niggers. turns out my house sits on top of the underground railroad and them coons have been under my house for 150 years. go figure!

Man i love this. Didn’t really know what tilt shift photography was all about

These designs are really inspiring

This is a style that I would like to learn!

Thanks for sharing beautiful designs and Tilt-Shift Photography tutorials here

The designs are eye catching and amazing , very attractive

Hello The pictures look great – thanks!
Can you please advise me? I take pictures of longcase clocks and some very shiny square brass dials (approx 12inches x 12 inches). When taking pictures of the shiny dials only (not the case) – to stop the reflections, I tend to have to lower my camera and tilt up to get rid of reflections. This works but then my square dial is no longer true/square. Do you think that if I invested in a tilt and shift canon lens, it will solve my problem? Thanks Lee

The designs are awesome and thanks for sharing the tutorial

Some interesting creative ideas here. Very inspirational.

The designs are awesome and thanks for sharing the tutorial.

Hello The pictures look great – thanks!
Can you please advise me? I take pictures of longcase clocks and some very shiny square brass dials (approx 12inches x 12 inches). When taking pictures of the shiny dials only (not the case) – to stop the reflections, I tend to have to lower my camera and tilt up to get rid of reflections. This works but then my square dial is no longer true/square. Do you think that if I invested in a tilt and shift canon lens, it will solve my problem? Thanks Lee

I like it very much
http://www.flickr.com/photos/texsesterzio/4208895424/sizes/o/