Archive for the tag "tilt-shift"

Some hours and a bunch of mini heart attacks later, I got myself a nice time-lapse video of the sunset in Harvard Square. Here is a few of the 1400 shots that were taken that night to compose the video by my camera, on a tripod, leaning against the 10th floor balcony ledge of the Holyoke Centre. Both my camera, and I, made it out alive.

May 8, 2012

More tilt-shift play… different subjects. I love the lenses for certain things, but for some it’s not the best. Going to take them out again this week for some more playing – Essdras Suarez from the Boston Globe overheard me talking about them and recommended I try a Lensbaby instead… too bad BU doesn’t have any :(

February 26, 2012

Ever wondered what your city would look like in tiny? Then here is what thousands of dollars will get you: a tilt-shift lens! it’s definitely fun to shoot with but maybe a bit gimmicky, and definitely not sure whether I’d be willing to shell out that much cash (actually, pretty sure I wouldn’t). Most of these were taken from the 50th floor of the Prudential Center in the Back Bay. Let me know what you think! More to come!

February 22, 2012