aim54x wrote:Nice stuff Gerry....that surely does give my mind a work over
gstark wrote:Tricked?
Into what?
posting a response to this very thread. consider yourself tricked
hook line and sinker...zafra52 wrote:I like the first best. I guess you used software to
create the effect. The new CS6 has this effect
as new filter, which I found interesting as many
point-and-shoot cameras has this effect in their
repertoire.
Having said that, your images are ver nice nice.
yeah its not even as complicated as a filter and my cam also has that tilt shift feature built in...
in this case i simply selected the areas to be out of focus (gaussian blur).
Cheers for the feedback Zafra.
Geoff M wrote:I quite like this effect in the right circumstance and I think that this type of scene offers the greatest impact when it is applied. I think that landscape versions of the cityscapes would work better than the portrait orientations you have presented here. I too prefer the first.
yeah landscape does work better, i guess in this case my laziness in just using the image as shot overcame any real thought process on making it better. I will certainly have a look at see if i have any suitable landscape ones..
Remorhaz wrote:Were all these high shots from Sydney tower (through the glass or outside)?
thru da glass at the 'eye of the tower' (formerly know as centrepoint) it was too cold outside...
polariser also used fyi.
Matt. K wrote:An illusion...the scene looks like it was a constructed studio
model. A couple of toy cars in the foreground would have sealed the deal.
thats it, how easily the brain is tricked.