Peyton in miniature

    First attempt at this "Fake Models" Photoshop technique...

    The basic idea is to apply macro-stye lens blur to very not-macro pictures. Totally tricks the eye with the right picture. Lotsa fun.

    recedinghairline.co.uk/tutorials/fakemodel/

    Comments and faves

    1. dotsara, Zach "Pie" Inglis, Paul Mayne, dracoLLL, and 34 other people added this photo to their favorites.

    2. dotsara (76 months ago | reply)

      That's killer! Great selection. (:

    3. Zach "Pie" Inglis (76 months ago | reply)

      Hah! That's actually quite cool.

    4. Paul Mayne (76 months ago | reply)

      So awesome. Totally looks like a super detailed model.

    5. cpultz (76 months ago | reply)

      You beat me to it - I planned on giving this techniqe a spin later in the week.

      Looks great - I love these!

    6. Terry Guss (67 months ago | reply)

      wooo go colts

    7. jrandallc (66 months ago | reply)

      I like this one. Reminds me of the old football game that vibrated and rattled your miniature players across a metallic football field.

    8. Rob Bratney (66 months ago | reply)

      wow thats really cool. is that process of getting that effect complicated? otherwise i'd like to know

    9. Jeff Croft (66 months ago | reply)

      ISEEXYZ-

      Check the link in the description -- it goes to a full tutorial on how to achieve this effect.

    10. TheMacSystem (65 months ago | reply)

      Wow thats awesome...I had one of those long deep stares looking at this picture. Very cool.

    11. B.K. Dewey (54 months ago | reply)

      One of the coolest one of these fake tilt-shift photos I've seen. Well done!

    12. Papy Muzo (43 months ago | reply)

      Nice work, congrats!

    13. nicrpic (28 months ago | reply)

      VERY NICE PIC
      Bloggles

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