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irgum irgum
cool
seamusoisin seamusoisin
Tilt lens effect
corneel corneel
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papavales papavales
lot of work, nice, love the idea, fishes and details on people. Too much blur for me though
Tarmac Tarmac
i can see all the little details ;)
OneChiefRocker OneChiefRocker
yeah!
Insomnix Insomnix
Awesome!
ck ck
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Tawiskaro Tawiskaro
This is a good first attempt--especially with a tough angle. This tilt shift stuff is relatively easy with line of view planes at groun level: foreground blur, next plane sharp, background blur.
KENNY CHUNG KENNY CHUNG
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sarina77 sarina77
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seelcraft seelcraft
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ShootHerman ShootHerman
:-)


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Luxwiz Luxwiz
@ papavales...thanks for the input,maybe you are right,it´s my first attempt at one of these and I may have overdone the blur,here´s an upd with less blur,comments welcome,I´d like to get this as good as possible
Luxwiz Luxwiz
thanks Bob...sure you didn´t miss any ;)
seamusoisin seamusoisin
the blur is what gives the effect of miniaturization. Look up Tilt Lens photography which can be also be done with PS. See CS 6 Blur filter options
Luxwiz Luxwiz
thanks Seamus,I know about tilt lens effect,this is what I´m trying to reproduce here,but I have to agree with papavales I think in this particular case too much blur tends to overdo the effect and make it a little artificial so I lessened the blur area
papavales papavales
yeap, nice update :-)
Tawiskaro Tawiskaro
Make that "ground level". Looking down at roughly a 45 degree angle the ground level planes make no sense. The foreground plane is air, and the background is underground or underwater! So there are transition areas were the blurs are gradual.
Tawiskaro Tawiskaro
I looked at this earlier today, but I can't remember if the blurr was more or less than the current version. It looks about right. Maybe a bit more blur in the background/upper transition? Nah, don't change it. It works as is. :)
Luxwiz Luxwiz
@ Ted that was my problem with this ,the inclining angle.It made it more difficult to achieve the illusion of minitureism (if that is a word).So I lessened the blur area and threw in some real toy boats and people....thanks for your input :)
Luxwiz Luxwiz
...oh and the real big Kois ;)
seelcraft seelcraft
Congratulations!
annajon annajon
Nice work
papavales papavales
congrats!!
Tarmac Tarmac
Congrats
ShootHerman ShootHerman
Congrats.;-)
anabe anabe
congrats!
ck ck
Congrats.
Tawiskaro Tawiskaro
Congratulations!
Luxwiz Luxwiz
thank-you everybody...appreciate it! hope I can do a better job next time I do one of these tilt shift lens chops !
Tesore Tesore
Congrats!
KENNY CHUNG KENNY CHUNG
Congrats
photoshopmaster jr photoshopmaster jr
COOL! ME MISSED THIS ONE... AND THE WHOLE CONTEST. CONGRATS! 8-)
Luxwiz Luxwiz
thanks kindly Tes Kenny and Mr. Jr. :)
sarina77 sarina77
CONGRATS!
Luxwiz Luxwiz
why thanks Sarina :)



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 Very Little Harbour-upd
by Luxwiz
Luxwiz
Created November 13, 2014
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