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thoughts, diary and photos of Team MAD

Thursday, January 18, 2007

Tilt-shift

I urge you to have a look at some of these photos. They are made to look like the subject(s) is/are in miniature scale by changing the setup of the camera - a method calle Tilt-Shift photography.

> Tilt-shift on Flickr

This one is my favourite of the photos I briefly looked through. What a cute little model village :P