2009
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09.14
tilt-shift photography | sept 13, 2009 | mmckennedy
Yesterday I posted my fist ten experimental tilt-shift photos. These photos were not created using a special camera they were editing using software to create the tilt-shift affect.
Click any image for a larger view.
Photo Title: City Street
Location: Burlington, Vermont – from a parking garage
Photographer: Michael McKennedy
City Street (click for a larger view)
Photo Title: Sailboat
Location: Burlington, Vermont – Lake Champlain Waterfront
Photographer: Michael McKennedy
Sailboat (click for larger view)
Photo Title: Woman On Horse
Location: West Bolton, Vermont
Photographer: Michael McKennedy
Woman On Horse (click for larger view)
Photo Title: Rocking Horse
Location: Burlington, Vermont – In front of the Light Shop on Pine Street
Photographer: Michael McKennedy
Rocking Horse (click for larger view)
Photo Title: Trees and Blue Sky
Location: Waterbury State Park – Waterbury, Vermont
Photographer: Michael McKennedy
Trees and Blue Sky (click for larger view)
Photo Title: Horse On Hill
Location: Jericho, Vermont
Photographer: Michael McKennedy
Horse On Hill (click for larger view)
Photo Title: Artist
Location: Montreal, Canada
Photographer: Michael McKennedy
Artist (click for larger view)
Photo Title: Farm
Location: Underhill, Vermont (I think)
Photographer: Michael McKennedy
Farm (click for larger view)
Photo Title: Church Street Band
Location: Church Street – Burlington, Vermont
Photographer: Michael McKennedy
Church Street Band (click for larger view)
Photo Title: Farming
Location: Richmond, Vermont
Photographer: Michael McKennedy
Farming (click for larger view)
How did I create these images?
I used two different software applications to edit the original photos.
- TiltShift Generator – free Desktop app, free online version, or iPhone app (not so free) by Art & Mobile
- GIMP – GNU Image Manipulation Program (also free)
All photographs: created, edited and are the property of Michael McKennedy (yep, that’s me!)
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