Thats so cool, how in the hell did you take a photo like that? Looks like a toy train set.
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Thats so cool, how in the hell did you take a photo like that? Looks like a toy train set.
As he says in the description, it is called "tilt-shift".
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tilt-shift_photography
Probably most famously used in the rowing scene in The Social Network.
I am a huge fan of it, myself
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tilt-shift_photography
Probably most famously used in the rowing scene in The Social Network.
I am a huge fan of it, myself
Thats so cool, how in the hell did you take a photo like that? Looks like a toy train set.
I thought it was the first time I saw it! Then I saw actual people...
As he says in the description, it is called "tilt-shift".
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tilt-shift_photography
Probably most famously used in the rowing scene in The Social Network.
I am a huge fan of it, myself
Yeah just noticed, I love that scene in the Social Network always wondered if there was a name to the style and now I know!
Kentucky Derby
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Beautiful shot!
Could you share settings, body, and lens?
Really crisp. Nice work
It's very interesting (future architect here
I guess no future architect; more an ancient one. Looks to me like a pagoda or any kind of temple you see in Asia; shut from the down upwards.
Like the perspective, too.
Double Trail by iBishop Photography, on Flickr
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Where's that building? It's very interesting (future architect here
Hi there, its in Singapore!
Kentucky Derby
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Yes! Being from Louisville, it is nice to see a picture of the one good thing we are known for. Bats? Well, eh.
Fantastic shot as well!
