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I do like the feel a tilt shift brings to everyday photos; along with that milisecond or two of adrenalin when you spot a photo that you love within an instant. I hope you do too.
Moments after I took this photo the gentleman on the right (the lens blurred his face not me) asked me to not take photos of the escalators; what an odd world.
When I remember - I GeoTag my images - which you can read about in my workflow. It looks like you're in luck!
At the moment this is a static map; and it only show this photo; I'm working on including nearby photos and making the map draggable :)
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Phill channels his creative energy into his photography. His passion lies in minimalist architecture, abstract and street photography with which he has been published in the Economist Group's Intelligent Life Magazine.
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RT @phillprice: Today’s photo- Travelling thoughts http://bit.ly/4ESOXH – I like and agree that TS can bring photos alive if used well.
awesome shot from Mr Price. Travelling thoughts http://bit.ly/4ESOXH (via @phillprice)
Travelling thoughts http://bit.ly/4EJcgA love the way you can experiment with focal planes, just wish there was a consumer version of lens
I would have loved to see the focus line in horizontal more than in vertical. The writing of the station would have been perfectly visible and it would have had a better impact in my opinion.
Nevertheless I like very much the feeling and it seems to me that you are enjoying you TS lens VERY much! :)