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Nate the Clown

New Artwork

More of my faffing about with fake depth-of-field and color manipulation; there are actually about twenty layers in this photo, changing it from a rather bland picture to something that "pops" quite a bit more.  I love washing out colors to achieve a restricted-palate look, without actually restricting the palate, which I think causes the picture to look flat and artificial.

Here are a few more photo-shop Tilt-shift photographs. I like the effect even if the results do not look like minatures. I think that it is interesting how the blurring effect draws the eye into certain parts of the picture- I can point your attention wherever I want it.

More Fake Tilt-Shift Photography

I have done some more fake Tilt-Shift Photography - I really like the effect that this technique yields. The important thing is to get up high - I need to look into getting more elevated for future experiments.

Tilt-Shift Photography

I have been playing around with using photo-shop to create Tilt-shift photography with some nice results. I don't have anything that looks all that miniature but the effect is quite startling. I like how I can focus the audience's eyes by changing the depth of field.
I think I am going to play around with this technique some more.