But anyways, I was rather scared of a certain assignment by the name of "Tilt-Shift photography". After doing a bit of research and finding out what the heck it was (*blushes with embarrassment*) I got freaked out. How on earth was I going to achieve this - without photoshop?
In all my excitement, I forgot about a link I had been given to an actual Tilt-Shift maker. After finally heading on over, I was a little relieved. It seemed that they did the whole thing for you. I had hope.
So, after taking this shot while on a bike-ride the other day, I decided to give it a try. I did a quick, basic edit...
xposure 0.003 sec (1/320)
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Aperture f/14.0
Focal Length 135 mm ISO Speed 400}
And then headed over to TiltShiftMaker.com. And uploaded my picture. And had the jitters.
But for absolutely no reason at all; a moment later I was looking at this...
It worked like magic, and only required a few little adjustments on my part. Then I just downloaded it onto my computer to gaze at. Yes, Hannah, you actually took this picture.
I'm kind of excited. And I have another item to check off the list, which is undeniably satisfying, too;)
I'm kind of excited. And I have another item to check off the list, which is undeniably satisfying, too;)
Have you ever tried Tilt-Shift Photography before? Do share! And if you're new, TiltShiftMaker.com does a wonderful job of explaining and creating everything for you.
And have a lovely Thursday, sweet friends!
Love,
Hannah
