St. Peter’s Square, Vatican City in tilt shift. This type of “tilt-shift photography” can be done either by tilting the camera lens to distort the plane of focus and shifting the lens to distort the perspective, or via software. Photo #1 by Ondablv
“Tilt shift” of Felixstowe, a seaside town on the North Sea coast of Suffolk, England, simulates a miniature scene. Photo #2 by Steve Arnold
Corniglia in northern Italy sits 100 meters above the sea. Photo #3 by Nauris Pukis
Tilt-shifting Tokyo from the Sky Tree. ♬ It’s a small world after all…♬. Photo #4 by of other days
Tilt-shift miniature of Machu Picchu. Photos taken from an elevated viewpoint, or aerial views work well for tilt-shift photography. Photo #5 by Adrian
Winter tilt shift scene of Haute-Nendaz, Canton of Valais, Switzerland. Edges of the photo are blurred to simulate the effect of a macro lens. Photo #6 by Marc Biarnès
Toy Trucks in Mannez Quarry, a station on the Alderney Railway, in the island of Alderney. Photo #7 by Neil Howard
Nighttime at Grenoble, France. Photo #8 by Paul Dufouleur
Tilt shift of Iglesia de San Bernardo in Spain. Photo #9 by Eduardo Millo
Calgary from air then tilt-shifted into a miniature. If you cock your head just right, the scene almost looks like a motherboard. Photo #10 by Dhinakaran Gajavarathan
Playing with tilt-shift setting from Bluff Lookout, Napier. Photo #11 by hockadilly
This tropical-flavored landscape looks like it could belong to a toy town. Photo #12 by Jean Barbosa
Tilt shift to make miniature Gatwick Airport in London, UK. Photo #13 by disparkys
Avenue Kleber in Paris. Photo #14 by George Otoiu
Miniature people playing in the waters of Cala Macarelleta, Menorca. Photo #15 by Lali Masriera
Bridge in Lithuania. Photo #16 by Dom Wake
Cable car in Spain. Photo #17 by JeRoseL’06
Big miniature world, tilt shift of Siam Square, Bangkok. Photo #18 by Sippanont Samchai
Hong Kong. Photo #19 by Patrick Tully
Miniature Tehran, tilt shifted Iran. Photo #20 by Sam Javanrouh
Kinda shifty style, miniature historic village of Shirakawa-gō, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Photo #21 by Baron Reznik
Miniature town of Sulzburg, Germany. Photo #22 by nothing to hide
This is Mexico, tilt shift style. Photo #23 by Octavio Alonso Maya Castro
“Harpers Ferry NPS, West Virginia, from Maryland Heights. To the left is the Shenandoah River and to the right is the Potomac. The train tracks service Amtrak, MARC, and CSX freight.” Photo #24 by Jason OX4
Mini carnival. Photo #25 by Mohamad Zelna
Saint Louis Busch Stadium. Photo #26 by Thomas Gehrke
This is what it would be like if the highway was your playground. Photo #27 by
Communications Palace in Mexico City. Photo #28 by Octavio Alonso Maya Castro
Playin’ in the land of the giants, tilt shift Vancouver. Photo #29 by Evan Leeson
San Martin Bridge is a medieval bridge across the river Tajo in Toledo, Spain. Photo #30 by Marc
Znojmo dam in the Czech Republic. Photo #31 by Pavel Kurfürst
Tilt shift of Chinatown, Liverpool, England. Photo #32 by Joni Van Bogaert
Toytown Manchester, miniature model effect. Photo #33 by Yodatheoak
Travel in Euskadi, Basque Country. Photo #34 by Lali Masriera
Tilt-shift panorama of Barcelona port. Photo #35 by Yiannis Chatzitheodorou
Tilt shift of shipyard at Hawke’s Bay from Bluff Hill, Napier. Photo #36 by hockadilly
Vancouver International Airport. Photo #37 by Mohamad Zelna
Train in Hamburg, Germany. Photo #38 by Brendan Skinner
Mini Bath, view of Bath from Bathwick Hill. Photo #39 by Angel Ganev
Aircraft Carrier, toy aircraft, tilt shift of Fleet Air Arm Museum. Photo #40 by Angel Ganev
San Francisco International Airport runway. Photo #41 by Mohamad Zelna
DiggerLand in Rochester, England, United Kingdom. Photo #42 by Siddie Nam
Baby-sized boulders in Mannez Quarry. Photo #43 by Neil Howard
Tilt shift point of view miniaturizes town. Photo #44 by Wai Meng Woon
Double minaret tilt shift in Erzurum, Turkey. Photo #45 by ismail su
Musée d’Orsay, museum in Paris. Photo #46 by Ben Perreau 1
Tilt-shift church aerial shot. Photo #47 by cheeese
Fake tilt-shift using a real aerial, Canada. Photo #48 by Evan Leeson
Sydney, tilt-shifted. Photo #49 by Becky EnVérité
Miniature Frankfurt. Photo #50 by danieldinter
Gunwharf Quays, Portsmouth, England looks like a model. Photo #51 by Jon KING
Miniature Mormon Temple Square. Photo #52 by Photo Dean
London. Photo #53 by Steve Arnold
Downtown Chicago. Photo #54 by rytc
Idar-Oberstein Germany. Photo #55 by Benoit Larochelle
Picturesque. Photo #56 by Andrés Nieto Porras
Tilt shift point of view. Photo #58 by Wai Meng Woon
Tilt shift to toyland, Granville Island, Vancouver, British Columbia. Photo #59 by Kenny Louie
Pt. Vicente Lighthouse. Photo #60 by millerm217
The Sand Pit. A day in the life of New York City, in miniature. Video #1 by Sam O’Hare
Beautiful. Thanks
The photography was just “Awesome”! No other word I could think of to describe it. I also enjoyed the video of New York, I’ve never visited there but always wanted to. Thanks for sharing all the wonderful sites.
These were all really great pics, but there were only 3 that I saw that looked as though they could have been real miniatures: Pictures # 13, 27, and 41. The rest of them just looked blurred out in places. *Sigh!*
there were some excellent photos of ‘miniature villages’ it looked like they could have been on a mini train set up, loved them. the video of NYC was fantastic, I will have to watch this again and again, thanks!!