Tilt shift photography is used to make landscapes look like miniatures.
This is my take on the subject...
Make sure you open these up to full screen, some of the panoramas here need a large resolution to see any of the details.
Plane of focus, depth of field, bla bla... anyway: enjoy the pics...
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| construction site. |
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| monestary |
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| Kennedy monument |
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| Wind turbines - Ramat HaGolan |
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| The West Wall - panorama in the making |
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| after blending and retouching |
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| Some nightshots: tourists at Azrieli building, Tel Aviv |
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| Jerusalem: old city |
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| dad (well, someone's dad, I assume) |
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| Another monastery. I liked the colored lighting. |
so i can't figure out if these are real miniatures or actual places shot with a tilt lens?
ReplyDeleteif so, what tilt lens did you use?