Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral
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Photograph of Liverpool Metropolitian Cathedral blurred post-process for fake macro look.
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Commentaires (12)
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King Mango
Great job masking the effect. It's very convincing. I still double-take when I see it.
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Anonymous
I still can't belive it's not a miniature model, it looks so damn much like it
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Anonymous
A great photo. Looking at the original, I reckon this must be taken from the OTHER Cathedral, the Anglican one, because I cant think of any other building from which you could get this kind of overview of the area.
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great job. definitely looks like a model.
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Anonymous
the reason it looks like a model is because he added the blur at both the top and bottom, and when you take a picture of a small object from a close distance with a cheap camera, this is the effect you also get.
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Anonymous
It's not working for me. Too Mr. Rogers Neighborhood.
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Anonymous
Thanks for the comments. Originally saw this wallpaper http://interfacelift.com/wallpaper/details.php?id=955 and it got my curiosity. Then I saw some photos of Olivo Barbieri which made me have a go at this :) The thing I like least on my image is the background blur that is a bit restless and distracting. As requested, the original image I took: http://www.zen22161.zen.co.uk/fakemacro/LiverpoolMetCath.jpg
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Anonymous
This is a great tilt shift technique photo. I really like this one. It's not hard to look at it like some other ones out there. Check some out on flickr they have a group dedicated to this.
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Anonymous
Hi, i´m a newbee, I like to make such photos. How can I make it? Thank you.
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Anonymous
Looks great! It's a picture similar to the work of italian master of photography Olivo Barbieri. Thank you.
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Anonymous
Yeah, it definitely looks like a scale model. I'd like to see the original. But nice effect none the less.
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Anonymous
Almost looks like a Miniature or a model. But I like it.