- : FinePix Z1
- | Exposure: 0.003 s (10/4000) (1/400)
- | Aperture: f/5.6
- | ISO speed: 64
- | Flash: No
- | Focal length: 18.30 (1830/100)
"Bluto. Even though you're bigger than me, you can't win, 'cause you're bad, and the good always wins over the bad." - (Popeye the Sailor Man).
Fake tilt-shift manipulation usually works better on photos taken from an elevated view but as I don't have any of those I thought I'd try it out on one that I took of the Popeye Village. The irony of creating a fake model effect on life-sized buildings, which were constructed to emulate cartoon houses, rather appealed to me.
This tutorial is a good place to start and it's also worth checking out the tilt-shift group on Flickr.
Fake tilt-shift manipulation usually works better on photos taken from an elevated view but as I don't have any of those I thought I'd try it out on one that I took of the Popeye Village. The irony of creating a fake model effect on life-sized buildings, which were constructed to emulate cartoon houses, rather appealed to me.
This tutorial is a good place to start and it's also worth checking out the tilt-shift group on Flickr.
Wow!!
Selective focus is so interesting.
Comment by BOXMAN — 25 January, 2007 #
Hey, you are are the very first person to leave a comment – thank you for taking the time to do so. It’s very heartening and much appreciated
Comment by imajica — 25 January, 2007 #
Hello Mo!
That’s a great picture! I find the fake tilt-shift very appealing.
Best regards
Comment by Stephane — 5 March, 2007 #