Photoshop #1 - Fake Tilt Shift Attempts


My first attempt at taking photos from my own collection and applying fake tilt shift techniques to them in Photoshop CS2 can now be seen in my gallery. This is definitely a fairly decent technique to make your photos look like they were taken with an expensive Tilt Shift Lens.

For those interested, I followed the technique posted in this tutorial and hopefully I'll be able to hone my Photoshop skills with future attempts.

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