On Top
While visiting the mall with my daughter and her friend, I was at the top floor waiting for the rest of her party to arrive. Looking down I notice the good ‘ol Easter Bunny making his mall debut. This was … Continue reading On Top
Tag: tilt-shift photography
Freiburg From Above
This past summer I visited Germany for the first time. The first city I visited was Freiburg, a beautiful idyllic little town whose massive cathedral, Freiburg Minster lies in the center of it. As we climbed the steps to the … Continue reading Freiburg From Above
Weekly Photo Challenge: Distorted
Coney Island Mini
Here’s another tilt-shift photo I fiddled with. This was taken at Coney Island a couple of years ago while on the giant ferris wheel. when I saw this, I knew it would be another fine candidate for my experimentation. I applied an unsharpen mask filter, tweaked the line curves, saturated it somewhat and then cropped the ocean out. I like how it turned out. Continue reading Coney Island Mini
Tilt-Shift Photography
A couple of weeks ago I started getting excited about a new Photoshop trick to implement on a couple of my photographs. I am not a Photoshop expert by far and hardly use the program with my photography. I stick with Aperture to make the subtle tweaks and enhancements to my pictures but try to avoid even that whenever possible. I picked up the October issue of Digital SLR Photography (British magazine) at my local bookstore and on page 15, I saw a very striking image of London’s Big Ben. It was an aerial photograph of the iconic clock tower … Continue reading Tilt-Shift Photography
Cyans Skies 