I read about tilt-shift photography somewhere last December, and had a go at the cheaper way of doing it - with out using special lenses. It seems it's now here with a bigger buzz, thanks partly to Paul Smith hosting an exhibition Naoki Honjo's tilt-shift work...

Tilt-shift photos are also called "fake model photos", for the effect they give the picture.

The really good, sharp, tilt-shift pictures use special lenses and cameras - but it's actually pretty easy to do something similar just using Photoshop..... here's one I made last year of Regent's College following this tutorial



http://www.recedinghairline.co.uk/tutorials/fakemodel