There was once a time when I wanted a tilt shift lens

[A_Lee]

Namely the Canon 24mm TS-E
I recently discovered the wonders of a poor mans tilt shift -freelensing!
I am very pleased with the results!

 

[GDawson]

Anthony - looks good! The tilt Shift effect is very cool...especially when applied to landscapes or "civilized" scenes.

Check these out!

http://effects.worth1000.com/entries/573871/san-juan-harbor

http://effects.worth1000.com/entries/513367/the-thing


-Gregory

 

[A_Lee]

Yeah, those shots you linked are the exact reason I used to want one- never could pony up for such a specialized lens!

 

[sfboarders]

Just use gaussian blur to get the same effect!!!!

 

[r0ck0]

I remember this was a photoshop friday on somethingawful.com years ago. No lens or camera needed.

http://www.tiltshiftphotography.net/photoshop-tutorial.php

 

[treylane]

Lensbaby is an "affordable" tilt-shift toy, quite a bit of fun but manual-focus is the pits

 

[A_Lee]

I remember this was a photoshop friday on somethingawful.com years ago. No lens or camera needed.

http://www.tiltshiftphotography.net/photoshop-tutorial.php

The option that requires "I'll just photoshop it later" is one I prefer not to take I've this horrible bit for slapping myself when I catch myself saying that, haha!

Lensbaby is an "affordable" tilt-shift toy, quite a bit of fun but manual-focus is the pits

Thanks for sharing those awesome pictures! I really love the fiddle picture -absolutely gorgeous!

 

[Gomer]

I thought this would interest you
http://thechive.com/2010/09/21/brilliant-student-uses-tilt-shift-photography-to-bring-van-gogh-to-life/

 

[A_Lee]

That ... is ... genius ... !
Thanks Tony!