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Tilt-shift (it’s a small world after all)

I’m totally in love with tilt-shifting, the photographic technique used to make everyday scenes look like miniature sets. Sydneysider Keith Loutit creates some amazing time-lapse videos of common scenes, such as beaches and harbors. The latest is a time-lapse of a monster truck rally:

After thinking how cool it would be to see this in a music video, I found Thom Yorke’s Harrowdown Hill video uses something similar (dubbed SmallGantics) to achieve the same effect.

Find out more: Flickr, Wikipedia, camera how-to, photoshop how-to

[via BoingBoing]

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    February 27th, 2010 at 8:33 pm

    I can relate to this really easy, thank you. I have subscribed to your RSS.

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