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How to Create Real Life Tilt Shift Photography
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How do you make real-life tilt shift photography? Well, design studio Skrekkøgle, based in Norway launched a project named Big Money. A giant replica 50 cent Euro coin was made—and then placed next to real vehicles and settings. The whole effect looks similar to miniature tilt shift photography. The image above shows one of the final shots.
The Process of creating the 50 Cent Euro Coin:
Above: Machining the coin.
Above: Painting and details.
Above: Taking photos from elevated locations.
More Examples of the Real Life Tilt-shift Photography:
Above: Tilt-Shift Bike and Coin.
Above: Tilt-Shift Garbage Dumpster and Coin.
Above: Tilt-Shift Telephone Box and Coin.
Above: Shopping Trolley and Coin.
Credits: All images are copyright C Skrekkøgle. Please visit their site for more photograpic works. Oh! Order your own massive coin via the Skrekkøgle online shop.
Like Photography?
Why not head over to the article Van Goghs Ultra-Perspective Works. or even Entropic Images by Jim Kazanjian.
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2 Comments
This is brilliant, and quite mind boggling. The objects genuinely look like miniatures. Are we sure they’re not?
26 Aug 2011 04:08 pm Paul Murray (@pmurraydesign)
Well, I assume they are. I think the photos are very "miniature realistic", with an obviously selected blurring applied.
Thanks for the comment...
26 Aug 2011 08:08 pm Andrew Kelsall