Maui Blog - Georgina M. Hunter R(S): Wordless Wednesday - having fun with tilt shift generator on Maui

Wordless Wednesday - having fun with tilt shift generator on Maui

Wordless Wednesday - having fun with tilt shift generator on Maui

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11 comments • Georgina M. Hunter R(S) e-Pro Maui Real Estate Sales • June 13 2012 07:39PM

Comments

I thinkMaui is so beautiful.. I didn't get to all the islands, but Maui definately was my favorite.

Posted by Joan Whitebook (BHG The Masiello Group) 11 months ago

Just looking at your blog Georgina makes me smile!  Maui is amazing....mahalo!  :)

Posted by Cindy Hallas (Amerifirst Financial, Inc. ) 11 months ago

Vey otherworldly technique! :)

 

Love and angel light,

Laura

Posted by Laura Cerrano Feng Shui Expert Owner of Feng Shui Long Island & NYC (Feng Shui Long Island & New York City/Feng Shui Manhattan ) 11 months ago

Interesting, Georgina.  For me, I like your natural beautiful photos the best.  These were a little hard on the eyes.  Sorry.  Although I always love that you're trying out new effects - it's interesting to learn where you get your photo editing techniques.

Posted by Juli Vosmik - Scottsdale/Cave Creek, AZ real estate 480-710-0739 (Dominion Real Estate Partners, LLC, Scottsdale, AZ) 11 months ago

Georgina, Maui is such a wonderful place for great photos.  So what is a tilt shift generator anyway?

Posted by Patricia Kennedy (Evers & Company Realtors) 11 months ago

Thanks for the comments!  

Juli - sorry!  it's the oversaturation that's a little hard on the eyes.

Patricia - Tilt shift is the technique that focuses on a small part of the picture and blurs the rest, making it have the effect of miniaturization.  It's especially effective for long distance pictures.  Don't know why it's called that.  Just a fun way to play with pictures.

 

Posted by Georgina M. Hunter R(S) e-Pro Maui Real Estate Sales (Jim Sanders Realty Inc. - Maui) 11 months ago

LOL, no need to apologize.  I LOVE that you're sharing different techniques with us and forcing me to expand a little on the limited photo taking knowledge I have.  You ALWAYS take such great photos and share so much with us. And, I have to admit, that your wonderful Maui area has so much beauty to photograph.  I wish that the last time I was there, I had a digital camera - too many years ago, LOL.  Maybe my next visit.  

Posted by Juli Vosmik - Scottsdale/Cave Creek, AZ real estate 480-710-0739 (Dominion Real Estate Partners, LLC, Scottsdale, AZ) 11 months ago

Another great post, Georgina - by the way, I will be adding links like you suggested once my new website goes live............they have been working on it for over a month and I am getting impatient!

Posted by Barbara-Jo's Beach Blog - Palm Harbor Florida Real Estate (Charles Rutenberg Realty) 11 months ago

Georgina: Of all the islands that we visited, we loved Maui the very best. Why? I don't know. There was just something different about it.... 

Posted by Joni Staples ♥ (936) 650-9017 (Your Huntsville and Lake Livingston REALTOR®) 11 months ago

Very interesting pics, Georgina!  Thanks for sharing and happy Friday to you!

Posted by DeeDee Riley El Dorado Hills Realtor (916)225-2719 (Lyon Real Estate - El Dorado Hills CA) 11 months ago

Those pictures were something else! At first I thought that they were architectural demos. Now I understand that they are not!

Posted by Sussie Sutton (UTR Texas Realtors) 11 months ago

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