Taipei (Taiwan)
Athens (Greece)
Shenzhen (China)
I’ve always enjoyed tilt-shift photography, also known as miniature faking or diorama effect. It is a process in which a photograph of a life-size location or object is made to look like a photograph of a miniature scale model.
The conventional way to achieve this is to use a tilt-shift lens. However, such illusion can also be simulated by post-processing software. And, in recent years, there are even smartphone apps or camera features that can fake the tiny toy town effect right away.
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Bravo, Jeremy. All three cities look like they are miniature places. Love the colour through all of them – life buzzing in all cities, perhaps even non-stop 🙂
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The effect of these lenses never fails to amaze me. Love these city portraits – they are different!
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Love this! My DSLR has a setting to do this in camera, but I’ve never tried it. I will have to add it to my “to-do” list.
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Wonderful shots! How did you shoot these? Did you use a tilt lens feature on your camera or edit them in post?
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It looks so much like taking of miniatures! Thank you for sharing your photo knowledge. It’s new to me. 🙂
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beautiful transformation of your captures into tilt shift effect!
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