30 Jaw-Dropping Tilt-Shift Photos
I love tilt-shift photography. It’s such a cool technique that makes big things look small, almost like toys or models. In some cases, it’s done so well that the picture as a whole looks like a fake set. Over the years people have found some very interesting things to down-size using tilt-shift. In this round-up we’ve included some of the best subjects I can think of to miniaturize including Niagara Falls, The Roman Colosseum and New York City among others. You’ll also find some less famous (even unknown) subjects that got shrunk like a pumpkin patch, a work zone in Dubai and a concert stage.
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5 Responses 30 Jaw-Dropping Tilt-Shift Photos
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I absolutely love that style of photos. It reminds me of watching Mr Rogers growing up.
Seeing the pics above from Italy made me want to share a Tilt Shift pic that I had done when I climbed to the top of St Peters Basilica and took a pic looking down on the square: http://www.flickr.com/photos/chriswhiteley/3710595058/in/set-72157621161058793/ – Hope you enjoy it.
Realy wonderfull collection!! Love it… thx