Another round of tilt-shifting has occurred. This time the photos come from my recent TUI Coventry post and some selections from an absolutely gorgeous set of photos that Hubbers took in Norway a couple weeks ago. You really should check out the entire set.

Do you know what happens on your office desk at night? Last night, I got up to get a drink of water, and I heard some noise coming from the office. When I went to investigate, I was amazed…

My tilt-shifting habit apparently knows no end. I’m starting to look at all photos with a “What would this look like in miniature?” attitude. Two of these photos are ones I took in Dublin last weekend. Another one is a very unique medieval castle in Slovenia. And the final photo was [...]

I’ve trained my eye to spot photos that can be easily tilt-shifted. A few of them I found by searching for tags like “birdseye” on Flickr. To see the original photos, click on a photo and then follow the link to the original. Behold…

It won’t surprise my regular readers to learn that, as soon as I learned about tilt-shift photographic effect, I immediately set about thinking of how to make a tilt-shift timelapse movie. It would be nice, of course, to be able to set up a webcam in Times Square and tilt-shift that, but, alas, I [...]

For the past month, I’ve started a new hobby. I used to think that people that kept little model trains and spent their time making miniature dioramas were a little crazy. But I’ve recently changed my opinion. I had the idea that it would be cool to create little miniature models of [...]

I know very little about editing photos in Photoshop, and am far from being an expert, but I enjoy playing with it and figuring out how to accomplish the alterations that I’m imagining. Earlier this week, I saw this friend’s awesome photo of a pea pod and thought it would be cool if the [...]

Walking around town the other day, I snapped two photos that screamed out at me to be played with in Photoshop. The first were some bright orange flowers that were a little beaten up by the recent heavy rains, but still standing proud, reflecting orange light. The second is a bicycle that an [...]

This is a joining of two recent posts, Frame Breaking 2 and Domestic Destruction in Colindres. I liked this photo so much that I thought it could use some 3D-ifying.

It’s time for another episode of Frame Breaking. Previously on Frame Breaking…
I looked through my entire library, and really didn’t find many photos with 3D frame bursting action. So I had to borrow a few from Jane, of pimento cheese fame. She has photos of all kinds of strange objects. Hopefully [...]