great collection

thanks

The focus fall of on some of these look like focus manipulation after the fact. As well there is one under a bridge where the overhead falls right in the path of focus and yet it is not in focus.

Look cool but again another claim to ‘analog’ being significant. Has no one learned from Peter Lik’s lies?

great!

Here some my tilt-shift photos
http://touareg.forumfree.net/?t=41709408&st=15#entry347413444

The objects there look like small toys ) very nice!

Some of ‘em are amazing!

Pretty cool, I will have to give a try at tilt-shift photography some day…

WThese are really cool… are they “not” miniatures?… I need to investigate further… but so far, the concept is great and some look identical to a real miniature !! Hmmm… are we being deceived… ) … I’m going back in…..

Hermitbiker >> I felt the same with you. Some of the photo look like a toys to me

What a great collection. I would love to know how to do this! Any links where I could learn how to do this type of photography / editing? Neat!

I love photography! and these look great. I’m currently trying to find a realy good camera to take some pics myself… love this place !

Was surprised to find my Qwest Field included here. WOW, such great company. Thank you!

Awesome collection of tilt shift photography. Thanks for sharing this nice post.

There are some disgusting, crude “fake” images here that fall dramatically short of the true tilt-shift effect. Why were these images included? Was it because the author was unable to distinguish true tilt-shift from these weak fake images, or because it was assumed the audience wouldn’t have the sophistication to notice? Way to totally ruin a piece about an otherwise interesting technique.

If your going to make a tilt-shift set… make sure all of them are shoot with a tilt-shift lens and not photoshop manipulated. This does say photography in your title of the blog. It is one thing to change sharpness, contrast, crop or from color to b&w… but changing a non-tilt-shift lens shoot to a blurry photoshop mess just shows the inability for a large amount of people to call themselves photographers and really they should be calling themselves graphic design artists.

You can easily tell the fakes too. First… Bleeding edges from photoshop blurring is really bad in some of the above photos. Second… Something in focus at the base of a vertical linear plane stays in focus or close to in focus (depending on angle)… not be the same blur as in the background (shows up a lot in towers or tall structure photos that a manipulated). It ain’t photography if it takes longer than 15mins to edit the photo in photoshop (except HDR). I would say 1 in 5 are fake for sure in this blog.

ugh… a lot of these are fake tilt shift shots. yuck.

For a great *music video* with tilt-shift: http://www.newagepiano.net/wocms.php?siteID=47&viewArtistID=187&viewVideoID=73 (#2 winner at the 2009 SL:MIMA).

great pics, even some of them are noticeable.
still, i enjoy it.

Great set, some really amazing shots. Some serious double takes on quite a few of those.

This Tilt-shift photography makes the subjects look like toys/models. Great photos!

I tend to judge the images by result more than the process, and find the ones I like are both fake and real.

I’m currently trying to find a realy good camera to take some pics myself… love this place !

How about some tilt-shifty stop-motion video: http://keithloutit.com/

Thaanks for sharing this. They’re awesome.

This is so cool, seriously. It’s a matter of focus that they look like models, isn’t it?

If you want to do “tilt-shift” imagery, then either get a PC lens or use a view camera. Period.

Superb, I’m going to try this myself!

Woah! Very nice pictures! Two hand thumbs and two foot thumbs up to you! You did a very good job!

Wow, its like there toys. This should become a trend real soon.

Are not those scenarios composed with toys ?

DAMN!

Wow! These are awesome!

great photos most of them look like toys and models but still enjoyable

Maravilhoso. Arte pura.

Here is a tilt shift with an infra-red effect. Very inspirational site!

http://www.flickr.com/photos/8244160@N04/3076227729/sizes/l/

Nice tilt shift pictures in the backgroud. Just click flyhigh.

Or direct links:
http://air-pod.ch/bg1.jpg
http://air-pod.ch/bg2.jpg

cheers tlz

Some of these examples are beautiful and very well done… a few others are not. You can tell who understands the concept of depth of feild and who does not.

Mostly crude, bad fakes.
Proving either the author here does not know what he/she is writing about or this is an automatic Flickr Pull program and just grabs random photogaphs.088