From Niagara Falls

[chaman]

I saw some images recently here from this same area, forgot who post them though. Anyways I wanted to share this one. This was taken from the Canada side of the Falls. I added a tilt shift effect to achieve the miniature look and I think it effectively worked in this case. Hope you think the same too...

IMG_2656-Edit by Oscar Baez Soria, on Flickr

[Shadowman]

I like it, nice use of the filter.

[Manfred M]

Interesting shot Oscar. I have a 24mm shift-tilt lens, but have not done any serious shooting in tilt mode, only shift. I use the shift mode fairly often for architectural images.

I'm aware of the miniature look is accomplished this way. You have inspired me to try this. I'll have to post some tilt and shift / tilt shots when I get some that I am happy with.

[FootLoose]

Certainly looks like the miniature effect to me. Nice one, Oscar.

[Evertking]

This photo intrigue's me and is inspiring. I want to learn how to do it. It's amazing.

[mugge]

I like it. It is different.
Cheers Ole

[chaman]

Interesting shot Oscar. I have a 24mm shift-tilt lens, but have not done any serious shooting in tilt mode, only shift. I use the shift mode fairly often for architectural images.

I'm aware of the miniature look is accomplished this way. You have inspired me to try this. I'll have to post some tilt and shift / tilt shots when I get some that I am happy with.

It's fun to try indeed. Here are two more shots were I applied the same effect

LY2A0539-Edit-Edit by Oscar Baez Soria, on Flickr

LY2A0543-Edit by Oscar Baez Soria, on Flickr

[Shadowman]

Nice follow up images.

[NorthernFocus]

Never seen this effect used before. It is interesting for sure.