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Wyoming-based photographer Tristan Greszko created this epic tilt-shift video of a Jackson Hole ski resort. As you watch the clip, keep in mind that those Lilliputian specks are actually real skiers …
Hit play or go to Link [Vimeo] – via Wired
Artist Serena Malyon used Photoshop to add a tilt-shift photographic element to sixteen works of Vincent Van Gogh. Her images give the impression that viewers are looking miniatures.
Link via DudeCraft | Artist’s deviantART Profile
The Sandpit is a video composed of 35,000 tilt-shift photographs taken in New York City. Director Sam O’Hare wrote about this project:
I have always loved time-lapse footage, and films like Koyaanisqatsi especially, which allow you to look at human spaces in different ways, and draw comparisons between patterns at differing scales. I also really liked the tilt-shift look of making large scenes feel small, and wanted to make a film using this technique with New York as its subject.
via Bits & Pieces | About the Film
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Planet and Star Size Comparison in HD
You may have seen a planet and star size comparison before but this one is beautifully crafted and looks stunning in full-screen HD. |
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Choir uses hands to create a thunderstorm
I was blown away by how realistic their thunderclaps sound – and the song is good too. |
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The Cigarette Trick
Short and sweet. A cigarette is tossed and caught in the mouth, then a lit match is tossed and caught in the mouth to light the cigarette. |
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What IS this creature?!?
So far, no one on VideoSift has come to any verifiable conclusion on what this creature is. The closet guess is a head crab. |
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Tilt-Shift video of trains in Switzerland
Wonderful tilt-shift video of trains in the villages of Sisikon and Göschenen in Switzerland. Created by Andi Leemann and Jeri Peier. They used two EOS 5D Mark II cameras, a Canon 90mm TS-E f/2.8 and a Canon TS-E 24mm f/3.5 combined with a 1.4x converter. (and polarisation filters) |
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Keith Loutit’s work has been presented on Neatorama in the past in “A Lilliputian World” and in “A Little Mardi-Gras” and each time it blew people away. Using his impressive skill with tilt-shift photography and filming he pumps out videos and pictures that present the illusion of miniatures brought to life. In this video Keith got to film a rescue training session with the Westpac Rescue Helicopter Service.
More of Keith’s stuff here – Link
Over 300,000 people lined the route of this years Mardi Gras parade, which marched up Oxford and Flinders streets in Sydney’s inner-city Darlinghurst this Saturday.
If you were there on the night: I tried to capture as much as the event as possible.
Just think: once, filmmakers used models and stop-motion effects to try and make scenes look like they were real. Now filmmakers are taking actual footage and using effects to make it look like a stop-motion claymation project! Link
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Tilt-Shift Barcelona from joja on Vimeo.
Ali posted
a couple of really neat videos of tilt-shift+time-lapse photography before on Neatorama. Here’s something along the same line: this time, it’s Barcelona by Vimeo user joja.
It looks unreal: Hit play or go to Link [Vimeo] – Thanks Tekno Tronik!
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