Have you ever heard of the tilt-shift effect? It’s an easy way of making the world a miniature model in which objects in the photo appear smaller than they actually are. There are two ways of getting this effect: the first is using a tilt-shift lens, and the second is using Photoshop for post-processing images. The magic behind this effect is based on the fact that a certain part of the photo is blurred to create an impression that it is a photo model. Check out what we found:

photo by Jonas Ahrentorp

photo by Thomas Gehrke

photo by Abir Anwar

photo by Tạ Lê Hùng

photo by Dorli Photography

photo by Massimo Marino

photo by Sam Javanrouh

photo by Kenny Louie

photo by Charles Sayer

photo by Mr.TinDC

photo by Jose Maria Miñarro Vivancos

photo by exilism

photo by Mohamad Zeina
Doesn’t it look amazing? You can find tips for getting started in this Tilt-Shift Photography article.
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