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11 Comments on Wordless Wednesday - having fun with tilt shift generator on Maui
I thinkMaui is so beautiful.. I didn't get to all the islands, but Maui definately was my favorite.
Just looking at your blog Georgina makes me smile! Maui is amazing....mahalo! :)
Vey otherworldly technique! :)
Love and angel light,
Laura
Interesting, Georgina. For me, I like your natural beautiful photos the best. These were a little hard on the eyes. Sorry. Although I always love that you're trying out new effects - it's interesting to learn where you get your photo editing techniques.
Georgina, Maui is such a wonderful place for great photos. So what is a tilt shift generator anyway?
Thanks for the comments!
Juli - sorry! it's the oversaturation that's a little hard on the eyes.
Patricia - Tilt shift is the technique that focuses on a small part of the picture and blurs the rest, making it have the effect of miniaturization. It's especially effective for long distance pictures. Don't know why it's called that. Just a fun way to play with pictures.
LOL, no need to apologize. I LOVE that you're sharing different techniques with us and forcing me to expand a little on the limited photo taking knowledge I have. You ALWAYS take such great photos and share so much with us. And, I have to admit, that your wonderful Maui area has so much beauty to photograph. I wish that the last time I was there, I had a digital camera - too many years ago, LOL. Maybe my next visit.
Another great post, Georgina - by the way, I will be adding links like you suggested once my new website goes live............they have been working on it for over a month and I am getting impatient!
Georgina: Of all the islands that we visited, we loved Maui the very best. Why? I don't know. There was just something different about it....
Very interesting pics, Georgina! Thanks for sharing and happy Friday to you!
Those pictures were something else! At first I thought that they were architectural demos. Now I understand that they are not!
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