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Great shot! Looks like a miniature
Did you edit the photo in order to achieve that effect?
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BelΓssimo o efeito tilt-shift! Assentou que nem uma luva.
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This photo have been featured on Thumbs of the Week 145th .
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I swore the glass pyramid was bigger than that. My memory's wrong apparently. The distant perspective doesn't help my case.
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im not sure exactly what im looking at but over all, it kinda looks like a micro model of somthing
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It's the Louvre in Paris I think.
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ah...
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It's a gigantic world famous museum kept in what was once a palace. It's the place where they keep the Mona Lisa, Venus de Milo, and several important Picasso pieces just to name a few.
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o kewl ^_^ thanks for the info
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Taken from a distance, which flattens perspective some. Also as other's have stated it looks like a tilt-shift lens was used so the plane of focus isn't a fixed distance from the lens like normal but is instead parallel to the ground, or at least closer to parallel so more of the ground is in focus than should normally be possible. The effect is kinda strange.
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Wooo!! Vamos 
Lente?! *
ps. how was Paris?!
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wow, this is amazing! I love the contrast in focus, and that the people look too small to be real.
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Haha I just found out how to do this yesterday x)
Nice shot!
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i persume it might be a lens with pin hole filter, am i right?
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There are two ways; in camera or post-process.
To do it in-camera, you need to use a special lens called a Tilt-shift, typically used by architectural photographers.
Or alternatively, you can do it afterwards in Photoshop by duplicating the photo's layer, adding a layer mask with a gradient, and then applying a Lens Blur filter to achieve a similar effect.
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nice compo! congrats!!!
which lens you have used?
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Wow they almost look like miniature models...weird to think I've been there...
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Looks almost like a miniature scene with little models instead of people. Fantastic shot
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This is taken from a great angle and I love the use of tilt shift, if that is what you used, to get the selective focus effect. This is one of my favorite places in Paris. Very well done.
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Haha! I absolutely love these shots! This one in particular they look like little figurines and it all looks like a model! This would be a good location for ye'olde stop motion technique!
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The people are SO sharp in contrast to foreground and background, it makes them feel like toys!! Amazing!
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you used tilt-shift lens or achieved the final effect in Photoshop?
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Amazing shoot and great contrast
the people look like a small tiny toys !!!
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Wow.. the focal point. Depth of view. Or whatever. Awesome.
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your website is broken, the portfolio is partly unclickable (paris, for example)
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