School Time!
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A shot of my school from my house.
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Commentaires (14)
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Anonymous
nice try on the tilt-shift pseudo in Photoshop, but you made a mistake by making the top of the tree on the right sharp as well. Nevertheless it's nice to stirr up the IFL-fora a little with an unconventional way of photographing. Good luck! http://gabrielse.blogspot.com/ regards, Ba
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Anonymous
It's called Tilt/Shift http://hame.ca/tiltshift.htm
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Anonymous
I'm sorry, but at first glance this looks like an amateur photo that someone decided to submit to IFL. I see now the play on focus the photographer makes. All the same, this is quite an unattractive subject.
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Anonymous
I do not like this style. I much prefer something that is CLEAR and not so fuzzy. My eyes hurt from looking at it.
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Anonymous
I wish I had a link to this technique. Usually we expect small-scale things that are shot with a macro lense to have the fore and background to be blurred out. You can produce this kind of shot with a particular lense, but you can get a reasonable result, such as this one, by just doing a particular set of blurring in Photoshop. It works best if you have a high angle of elevation.
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Anonymous
You're all just playing right? This IS a scale model isn't it? It definitely looks fake to me. I thought he was lying when he said he took it from his house. Maybe if the picture weren't so blurry it would be more apparent that its a model. hackaroxp, be truthful. This is a model right? If you say it's not, I'll have a hard time believing you, but if it really truly is, then why does it look fake?
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Anonymous
To each his own, I guess, but this one doesn't appeal to me at all!
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Anonymous
I think this is how people become blind if you ask me, definately not my style. I don't know who judges this stuff and who wants it on their desktop and I'm yet to see any of my work to appear here. What's going on with this website. Time for new judges perhaps?
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Anonymous
There's a bloke who takes aerial photos just like this- the buildings look like models, its a bit spooky. I'd love to know how to do it myself! There's an article and some pics here: http://www.metropolismag.com/cda/story.php?artid=1760
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Anonymous
if that's not a scale model, i'll be somewhat disappointed. even if it's real, it's still a cool pic. it has a dreamlike quality that really appeals to me - not 'dreamlike' as in dali, but as in "am i still awake?"
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Anonymous
It looks like a scale model. Thats really cool if ya ask me. NIce work with whatever filter or whatever you used to make it look that way.
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Anonymous
It doesn't cross my eyes, well.. it does.. but i need a minute or something to do that. ;)
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Anonymous
Blurry view makes me crosseyed... Wondering why this is a good shot for anyones wallpaper.
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Anonymous
Wow the blurryness makes it look like its a small scale model of a school. Cool!