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![]() A yard of actual excavating machines. Shot from atop a boom crane. I tilt-shifted the shot for the "miniature" look.
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I like it! Such a great subject for tilt-shift.
You've prompted me to think about good vantage points to take something similar here in Sydney.
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On of the better Tilt-shift shots I've seen, Very well done, It really does look like a miniture set.
What Lens did you use for this? Thanks for sharing this Michael.
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Love that look! I always marvel how they look like miniatures...
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Used a Nikon D40 with an 18-55mm lens at 19mm.
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Very nice. I love it... Did you used a tilt-shift lens or PP effect?
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How wonderful! They really do look like Tonka toys -- what a creative idea and a great photo.
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