Tilt-shift photography is "the use of camera movements on small- and medium-format cameras, and sometimes specifically refers to the use of tilt for selective focus, often for simulating a miniature scene."
You non-Luddites can fake it in Photoshop.
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Everything You See Is Probably A Lie...
0 comments Posted by Thinking In Vain at 3/31/2010 01:49:00 PM
Excellent.
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Adobe Photoshop Cook from Lait Noir on Vimeo.
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Tom Selleck + Sandwiches + Waterfalls = Kinda Awesome!™
0 comments Posted by Thinking In Vain at 1/27/2010 11:19:00 AMThe internet never ceases to amaze me. Someone out there decided to photoshop Tom Selleck and sandwiches into photos of waterfalls.
My coworkers know me so well. ;)
See the actual website here. Also, in random celebrity-like websites, my boss just sent me this – www.niccageaseveryone.blogspot.com
Labels: mustache, Photography, photoshop, sandwiches, tom selleck
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Saw this on the Facebook Photoshop page. I think I love the color and character palettes.
View BIG version.
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If you don't feel like you look at Illustrator or Photoshop too much as it is, then these magnets are pretty damn cool. I think the entire kit is a little pricey, but you can purchase just the magnets and that's a little more doable, IMHO.
Check it out at meninos, via Engadget.
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I know how to create all my effects with an enlarger - show me patience while I experiment doing the same in photoshop.
That or I could just pull out my darkroom equipment. Damn oil and silver prices.
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Unfortunately, I wasn't prepared to go climbing down a very large embankment in the freezing cold or I would have a better photograph.
She was only half-decomposed.
Can't really tell from that one.
Try this.
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Some of you will appreciate this.
toothpastefordinner.com
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