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Photo of the day (April 2008)
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Really like the effects of all the tilt-shift pictures that have been posted over the last few days. Took me a while to work out they were of real places, boats, cars and the whitehouse. They have a feel of a model village about them.
EDIT - OK my brain hurts, some of the tilt-shift pictures are of model villages other are not, is that right?
At the risk of upsetting everybody, I find the tilt/shift technique quickly goes from "Wow!" to "Yeah, OK". It's intriguing to see a scene transformed into something that resembles the kind of model railway layout I made when I was a kid. But once you've seen a few, the magic fades fast...
Just my two-pennorth...
Thank you all for kind comments! Tube rides are the best, next to surfer chicks.
We have a shoot scheduled this Saturday with my friend below. Looking forward to it...
http://i235.photobucket.com/albums/ee126/surferRob_photos/_1040729.jpg
Dude,
You have a great job. Out in the sun, at the beach, taking pictures, hanging out with cute girls.
Wanna switch?
It's me again. Love it. Besides that it's a picture of the scottish mountains I love the clarity (is that the correct word??) of your scottish mountain photos.
Thanks! i can't wait to go back to DC this weekend to get more!!
Very nice! I love the model car look...Tilt/Shift works so amazingly well with Trains too!!
No they are pictures taken of real landmarks and cars and such...It blows my mind too haha
The tilt-shift stuff is insanely amusing. I NEED a lens....
Anyway, here's mine for today. Taken at the Hoover Dam, Nevada just a few days ago with my D70s and its kit lens:
Anyway, here's mine for today. Taken at the Hoover Dam, Nevada just a few days ago with my D70s and its kit lens:
At the risk of upsetting everybody, I find the tilt/shift technique quickly goes from "Wow!" to "Yeah, OK". It's intriguing to see a scene transformed into something that resembles the kind of model railway layout I made when I was a kid. But once you've seen a few, the magic fades fast...
Just my two-pennorth...
I agree. By the way, that picture with the 2 sheep rock and rolls!
Thanks. It's a learning experience for me right now -- seeing what works and what doesn't with various individuals and settings.
Thanks for the nice comment, it makes me want to start taking photos of flowers again.
This is a bird I saw out of my window, I wasn't able to focus correctly, so pardon the softness of the photo.
Nikon D40x
Nikkor 80-200
Though I like the composition and lighting, the model seems rather tense (mouth & jaw-line). The way she's leaning on her knees makes her legs look as if they're not quite part of her (they're vertical, like fence posts).
Does this make any sense?
Great shot! So much energy... and the guy in the yellow T-shirt seems to be considering his options...
This is a great shot, did you get your models from rentasheep ? they look like they're seasoned veterans posing for shots
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