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UMHS Digital Photo of the Week: Tilt-Shift
A UM High School digital photography student will have his or her artwork displayed here.
Upper Moreland-Willow Grove Patch is proud to present the artwork from Alex Pinguli's Digital Photography class at .
This week, the digital photography students present a study in Tilt-Shift.
- Photo by Jenna Hypes (9th grade) - untitled
- Photo by Sarah Welch (9th grade) - "Heading Out"
- Photo by Melissa Felicetti (9th grade) - untitled
- Photo by Natalya Bondarchuk (11th grade) - "Touchdown"
- Photo by Aaron Terry (9th grade) - untitled
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Behind the Assignment - By Alex Pinguli
According to Pinguli, this technique, called "Tilt-Shift Photography," had students captured images fom an elevated point of view. Then, using Photoshop, they used selective blur to capture the narrow depth of field, common in macro photography, Pinguli said in a past Photo of the Week article. He added that the colors in the images were enhanced to reinforce the idea of a miniature landscape.
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" The result from this technique truly turns cars and buildings into small toys," Pinguli said in an e-mail.
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