Sentence examples for shift photography from inspiring English sources

When I was researching what the game should look like, I thought tilt shift photography was just the neatest looking thing.

Adding to this visual style is the use of tilt shift photography techniques – the screen even blurs a little at the edges, simulating a sort of peripheral vision effect.

Taking 35,000 photos from towering perches around Manhattan that make everything below seem both comfortingly and unsettlingly small in comparison, O'Hare spent five days and two nights capturing the images using time-lapse tilt shift photography, then edited them together.

The GlassBox engine, developed especially for the game, cleverly mimics the effect of tilt-shift photography, and it looks beautiful.

And that was the recent popularity of tilt-shift photography, that technique which takes a scene from the real world and converts it into a model village (you'll have seen it somewhere on television because it's very vogueish at the moment).

If I want something more aggressive, more specific, more like the satirist than the salesman, can you blame me? "The Late Show" opened with a gorgeous new credits sequence, which turned New York into a small town using the techinique of "tilt-shift photography".

Looking down on the nearby Chrysler Building and the nose of the Flatiron Building was unreal, like Google Earth or tilt-shift photography jumping into reality.

There are also a couple lenses available, an 85mm and a 45mm, both "perspective control" lenses, used for the tilt-shift photography that's so cool right now.

The Art modes are simply gimmicky filters that Olympus seems to love to add to all of their cameras and, unless you really like simulated tilt-shift photography, you can probably ignore it.

Ben Thomas is a Melbourne-based photographer who uses the magic of tilt-shift photography to turn sprawling urban landscapes into miniatures in a new series titled, "CityShrinker".

"Every shift in photography has been linked to a shift in technology," the exhibit's curator, Henry Jacobson, told me.