This video shows the power of post-processing. Keith Loutit is a master of a photographic technique called tilt-shift miniature faking. He makes real things look like photos of scale models.
Loutit carefully distorts the focus of his photos. He is able to simulate a shallow depth of field. This is an effect usually seen in macro photography. It makes the scene look small and model-like.
In this video, Loutit couples his skills with time-lapse photography. There is no trickery here. Everything you see is real. It’s just been processed with this tilt-shift technique. It’s a really cool use of technology.
Uh. Wondering why I haven't been posting much on my blog lately? Hmmm... me too! I guess I have felt like I just don't have much to say lately. So I will say this: Life is busy. Sometimes too busy to lead to productive / creative writing. Hence the lack there of on this blog.
Oh and I've been totally addicted to Facebook lately. Yikes. See I even added a little Facebook badge over there. See it? Look right down there underneath my profile info. There it is. Right above my nonexistent Twitter feed.
See it's not just my blog I am ignoring lately. Please don't take it personally Mr. Blogger.com or is that Ms.Blogger.com. I'll be back - when life slows down a bit.
Living life in Oklahoma. Trying not to miss the small wonders in every day. Loving my family, my job, and doing my best to be the woman God wants me to be!
"Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around once in awhile, you could miss it. " (Ferris Bueller)