Just a little more tilt shift fun. I need to go climb some buildings in Paris in order to get some really good shots.
The last picture is actually one my dad took while he was here. Thanks Pop!
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Hi Becca!!! I love these shots!!! How do you do it?? My little canon (compact) has a setting similar to this called something like ‘miniature’?? I haven’t tried it yet though… but these shots looks super cool!!! Maybe I should try it with some buildings…. I’ve also seen shots that were processed in photoshop to look like this (although I have no idea how they do it!!)
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These are gorgeous! I especially love the serene one 5th from the bottom. That couple found just the right place to be.
Fabulous.
These Look great – You’ve inspired me to invest in an iPhone app with a tilt and shift function – now to get some good shots! Hmmmmm
Love the trees street scene. Did you do this with the camera or afterwards? I’ve never seen it before.
Jim
Love these, Becca! It makes Paris look manageable and “story-like.” Wow, Paris is already so romanticized and this just makes it more so! Not sure that is healthy for an already over-the-top Paris-ophile!
My favorite tilt shift is of the beautiful night sky – WOW!
Stunning, sis!
I don’t understand what tilt shift is but I do remember pix you shot with the same technique in Scotland.
These are even better!
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I miss Paris! Your photography is so amazing!