Tilt-shift photography is a type of selective focus and perspective control photography that makes even large objects seem smaller, almost like toys, and has a selected area of focus with the rest out of focus.
Usually, such effects are created with tilt-shift lenses, but the effect can also be produced digitally.
The results can be very cool to look at, especially with things that normally are quite large such as cities. Here’s some examples:
Berlin Bundestag – Tilt Shift by Thpx
Tilt n shift by Amsler
Miniature Beach 2 by Noam Gordon
Mall access by Nicolas
Mini world by Simon Tidd
Tilt Shift by Mtheis1987
Tilt shift by T? Lê Hùng
Down town by Brad Marks
NYC Tilt Shift byJewltUp
Park Guell tilt shift by Andre Davis
Adventures in Tilt Shift 11 by umblowsthebig1
Tilt shift by Andrey O
NanoWorl:China by Blazej Mronzinski
Olympiacenter Munich – Tilt Shift Pictureby Maaster
Tilt Shift, Lamayuru Ladakh by Vivek Sheel Singh
NY…TS by KOS TAS
Tilt Shift F1 Racing 2008by MowCroft
Tilt Shift Cannonsby Patrick Buechner
St Geniez d’Olt by Bastien HAJDUK
Tilt-Shift Castleby Hazza42
James Young Tilt Shack
Fontanges Tilt Shift by Ali Bentelkhokh
Crossing by Ahmad Amarullah
Tilt Shift III – EPFLby b4silio
Lionat Natalia Petri tilt shift
Adventures in Tilt Shift 10by umblowsthebig1
Flat Iron by Rafael Peixoto Ferreira
City lego tilt shiftby MrMixiz
Tillt! Siena! Shift! by Vidar
All the little people by David Merron
