I'm always a fan of bokeh. Architectural photography is not a field you tend to see it used in...I think it works here, though.
Showing posts with label tiltshift. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tiltshift. Show all posts
Friday, February 24, 2012
Abstract Architecture
More and more I'm inclined to use my homemade tilt-shift lens for my architectural shots. I am always fairly pleased with the results. Today's shot wasn't as good as some of my others...like the first photo here. But there can be just as much if not more satisfaction gained from creating something with which you can take a photograph than from the photograph itself.
Labels:
abstract,
abstract architecture,
architecture,
black and white,
bokeh,
homemade tilt shift,
sepia,
shallow depth of field,
soft focus,
staircase,
steps,
tilt shift,
tilt-shift,
tiltshift
Monday, February 20, 2012
I'll Tilt-Shift The World (or at least the majority of Belfast)
Got caught in a heavy downpour. Had to hide my camera under my jacket. Sadly, I was shooting with my homemade tilt-shift lens. So that meant I also had to hide my massive and heavy 90mm Mamiya lens...and the bellows of a plunger. But I got this...
An old clock tower that seems like it may have also dealt with a severe storm or two in its life.
Labels:
belfast,
clock tower,
clocktower,
gray,
green,
grey,
homemade tilt shift,
lamp post,
light post,
northern ireland,
out of focus,
overcast,
red,
red brick,
tilt shift,
tilt-shift,
tiltshift
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