Three Bridges station from above
Earlier today I saw a description of how to do fake tilt-shift photos, using aerial photography from multimap and a website called TiltShiftMaker, so I thought I would have a go.
The results are not as good as using a proper tilt-shift lens. They are not even as good as taking a decent high-res photo and doing some Photoshop trickery on it, but they don’t come out too badly and the whole process is ridiculously easy – and how would I ever be able to take an aerial photo of my house anyway?
Here are a few fakes of Crawley from above – bigger versions are available on Flickr.
EDIT: a belated thought… I still like tilt-shift and fake tilt-shift photos because of the way they make everything look like a model. Its a gimmick, but one I have yet to tire of. The thing is… now I wear varifocals everything looks a bit like that anyway!
My house from above
Broadfield House from above
Crawley College from above
Crawley Down Motors from above
K2 from above
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