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| Denver Art Museum |
I discovered another fun little app for the iPod this weekend and I've been having a blast experimenting with different effects on a variety of photos. It it absolutely incredible to me what these simple little gadgets can do!
This one allows you to mimic the highly specific depth of field effect of a tilt shift lens, resulting in images that often look like tiny scale models, even though these are - I swear - full scale scenes.
If you have an iPod or iPhone, this particular app is called TiltShiftGen and so far, I love it!
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| Denver Capitol building from Art Museum window |
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| 16th Street Mall, Denver |
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| Confluence Park, Denver |
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| Mesa Verde National Park |
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| Telluride Wedding |
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| View from Tattered Cover Parking Garage, Denver, CO |
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| Glenwood Canyon, CO |
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| Telluride from the Gondola |
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| Telluride, CO during Mountainfilm |
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| Denver City and County Building, July 4th 2010 |
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| 16th Street, Denver CO |
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| 16th Street, Denver, CO |
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| Telluride from Town Park |
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| Telluride, CO - July 4th |
3 comments:
such great images and it's so impressive to group them all together in a blog post like this. #respect ps: have you hash-tagged them on IG so they can all be viewed in one tag-gallery?
Thank you so much, Matteo! Great idea to hash tag them as a group in IG... will have to do that as I share them over time there :) By the way, your tilt-shift train images were the ones that finally made me download this ap. Seriously fun stuff!
thanks. your tiltshifts are really good, and they make me miss colorado, dammit! i can be found on instagram at http://mslnk.bz/mouselinkstagram
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