Such a cool TS shot. Makes me want to go in there with some model glue and start glueing tables to the ceiling! Gotta get me one of those lenses. Good job.
Posted by Robert Carey at February 8, 2009 01:22 AMnice mix of blur and focus... lovely shot!
Posted by aashish at February 8, 2009 10:03 AMWell I don't know, Sam; but rather than use this lens for this purpose I'd be inclined to crop the top off. Such massive unfocused architectural features bug me fiercely. But then I'm not taking it nor do I have any idea why your taking it. Seems a very odd use of an architecturally useful lens. But then, trying off beat is often useful discovery.
Have a great day.
Nice!
Posted by Mona at February 8, 2009 04:34 PMThis is such an interesting lens. I've been thinking about getting one to use for video footage. So, is this the least blur you can get when you tilt to 'straighten' perspective? or did you do something to excaggerate the blur..?
Posted by [ PIXEL VIKING ] at February 8, 2009 07:18 PMWow, what a great capture.
I have become a fan of tilt shifting my photos in photoshop, mostly from seeing what you do - photoshop or lense - tres bon!
Posted by Kyle at February 8, 2009 08:34 PMweird. looks like a model!!
Posted by sofia at February 10, 2009 07:36 PMWhat?? When is Eaton Centre ever empty??
Posted by Brian at February 11, 2009 09:39 AMNice geometry. A friend sent me the link to your photoblog few days ago, and i was fascinated about your pictures. So that made me to bookmark it.
keep up the good work
Posted by Bogdan at February 11, 2009 07:14 PMUsed to be there almost everyday for lunch. Something completely random but a lady died standing in front of the NY Fries.
Posted by Rajbir D at February 15, 2009 08:13 PM