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07/05/2011 08:38:36 PM |
| This is really cool. I never knew you could do this with out a Tilt-Shift lens. How much time did you spend processing the image? |
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12/16/2009 06:13:41 AM |
| This is not a Tilt-Shift image. TS is done in camera not by using PS and blur. |
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12/15/2009 06:22:10 PM |
Mr Rogers' Neighborhood.
Fabulous! |
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12/13/2009 07:58:29 PM |
| Congratulations on the win. Incredible miniature world appearance. |
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12/13/2009 01:15:05 AM |
| WOW! Well-deserved blue! Congratulations! |
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12/12/2009 04:59:55 PM |
| This just amazes me, I never knew you could do this with a camera. Well done! |
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12/11/2009 10:16:55 AM |
| Wow... I never knew what tilt shift was when I viewed the challenge results. Saw your shot, thought it was an awesome miniature. Then I read the description of the challenge and realised that in fact it was not a miniature at all. I was simply blown away . Great job! |
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12/11/2009 08:48:58 AM |
I really appreciate all of the comments. I also appreciate everyone's accepting that this image was created with photoshop, and not with a tilt-shift lens. I have not invested in a lens baby system yet.
 bmatt17 - I can see your point about the mud, but I did not really think about trying to mute it. In my experience in construction, the work sites are typically muddy this time of year so to me it added a touch of realism to the miniature looking scene. But your way may have looked better if I had tried it. :)
glad2badad - I started to sharpen the crane supporting cables as you suggest, but it quickly became too painstaking of a job, plus it was looking like crap. For some reason the cables were blurry and not well defined. It was extremely windy on the day of the shot, so I don't know if that had anything to do with it. Getting straight lines defined for the cables was about impossible for me using a mouse, so I elected just to leave them blurred and hope that I wouldn't be penalized for it. I agree that it would have been more realistic to have them.
Again, thanks to all for the great comments and fantastic score! |
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12/11/2009 08:30:33 AM |
| This was my favorite! Congrats on the blue! :) |
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12/11/2009 08:08:36 AM |
| Congrats on your ribbon. I voted you a bit below the curve. I gave you a 5 and thought I'd let you know why. You did a really good job getting the miniature feel to your photo but one thing bothered me and that is the mud. To me it's just too bright and wet looking and so it stands out. I'm curious what this would look like with the browns desat or somehow processed so that it looks like dirt instead of mud. |
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12/11/2009 03:34:57 AM |
| Congratulations on your Blue!! This shot is amazing! |
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12/11/2009 03:08:54 AM |
| Lovely shot. Congrats on the blue! |
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12/11/2009 03:07:27 AM |
First off, congrats on the ribbon - that's WAY cool. I am surprised a little about one thing that nobody commented on. I should have, since it jumped out at me...related to the following post made during the challenge.
Originally posted by JimiRose:
You've done a good job here with the planes of focus, keeping the crane arm in focus really adds to the realism. |
On the crane arm, there are supporting cables that connect from the back of the crane to the top, and then cables coming down to the ground. Everything in the area of those cables, and even slightly behind, is in focus, yet the cables are blurred the same as the background. ???
I'm not faulting you, the photographer, for not doing the painstaking photoshop work to keep those cables visible (I can't say whether I would, or would not, have tried either); I'm just really surprised that it wasn't picked up on by people that left comments.
Crazy. Some things we (collective group at DPC) nitpik, and sometimes just blow right past it.
Anyway...again, congrats on your new PB, and congrats on not getting caught in that restricted area! :-)
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12/11/2009 01:51:49 AM |
| Congrats on the blue ribbon, this is an awesome image, and my favourite from the challenge. |
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12/10/2009 08:47:30 PM |
| looks like fraggle rock's doozers' jobsite. nice work. congratulations. |
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12/10/2009 08:06:55 PM |
| Congratulations on your Blue Dan. |
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12/10/2009 07:52:47 PM |
| Huge congrats on the Blue!! Such an awesome image for this challenge. |
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12/10/2009 07:46:18 PM |
| Knew this fantastic shot would be in the top three as soon as I saw it during voting. Congratulations on your shiny blue and your new PB, Daniel. |
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12/10/2009 07:10:36 PM |
| Congrats on the Blue and a new PB!!! |
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12/10/2009 06:48:42 PM |
| Magnificent. This should ribbon IMHO. I love the composition and you've placed the TS effect in just the right place. Must have taken you hours to set up all the miniatures in the scene :):):) |
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12/09/2009 04:01:22 PM |
| Another great shot of amazement! So much to look at and explore! I really like, how there is only one person in the image. Is he Peeing? lol Top 3! |
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12/09/2009 02:14:26 PM |
| Awesome use of the technique. Reminds me of the Burger King commercial were the little people were building a hamburger. See you at the top. |
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12/09/2009 11:54:14 AM |
| I love this one. Looks just right for the challenge. |
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12/09/2009 06:34:47 AM |
| Great shot..This scene really would make for a good model. |
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12/07/2009 04:41:43 AM |
| You've done a good job here with the planes of focus, keeping the crane arm in focus really adds to the realism. |
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12/05/2009 07:15:06 PM |
| Great miniature feel-like image. One of my high score, good luck. |
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12/05/2009 09:40:27 AM |
| this looks like tonka land |
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12/04/2009 07:00:21 PM |
| Can I play with that little crane, please! Well done! |
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12/04/2009 06:35:31 PM |
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12/04/2009 03:27:35 PM |
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12/04/2009 11:33:43 AM |
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12/04/2009 07:40:51 AM |
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12/03/2009 10:32:55 PM |
| WOOOOOOOW 10 can I give this more that 10!!!!!! |
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12/03/2009 08:18:17 PM |
| Brilliant! Great detail and colours. Hope this does well |
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12/03/2009 07:06:51 PM |
| WOW....looks like toys....great image. 9 |
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