Kristan Jan Q. Franco is rooted from General Santos City, and is a 20-year old student of Notre Dame of Dadiangas University. With the course Information Technology, he is into web designing, graphic designs, ads, and photography. Having been introduced into digital tools such as Adobe Photoshop and CSS coding, he began designing variety of graphics in his high school days. When he stepped into college, his interests expanded. With a cheap digicam and a Single Lens Reflex camera, he was engaged into photography and sees it as a hobby. Tilt-shift shooting is one of the most interesting photography techniques wherein a life-size photograph is manipulated to give an optical illusion of a miniature scale.
Real Tilt-shift photography is all about changing the angle of the camera to give a different perspective and to make something look bigger or smaller.There are camera lenses that specialize in tilt-shifting. If you haven't got a tilt-shift lens, one way to turn a photo into a tilt-shift shot is the use of Photoshop.
I viewed photos from Flickr and these are the 15 brilliant tilt-shift photos I choose:
1.) Toy Kuala Lumpur - Timmy Toucan
2.) Nice, France - Jason Ruff
3.) Joe's Crab Shack, Nashville - Shawn Ide
4.) Toy Bridge - darktiger
5.) Oasis Miniature - roevin
6.) Seattle Waterfront - sonek321
7.) Tilt-shift Tram - teppistella
8.) King's Island Tilt-Shift - jsrcyclist
9.) Canoe - Jeff Rogerson
10.) Market Street - Reven.
11.) Airport - pattagon
12.) Shangri-la Mall - Daniel Y. Go
13.) First Tilt-shift shot - Daniel Ashton
14.) Yosemite Valley - Ryan jay
15.) Shoshone Falls - Wookieslayer
After viewing these brilliant tilt-shift photos, I wanted to try! Taking photos and processing it in Photoshop afterwards must be fun. I'll be posting a tutorial on how to fake tilt-shift photographs. So be sure to keep track on this blog.
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