Some nice tilt-photos here

[Ole Tjugen]

I found this today while I was surfing science blogs: http://www.alindragulin.com/volume.php?vol=4

[Tori Nelson]

Those were fun, thanks Ole!

[Gordon Moat]

It shows a nice variation on this technique. I find many more done from high viewpoints. These are much closer to level. Just lots of movement and the emphasis moves. Makes me want to get out and do a few more of these.

Ciao!

Gordon Moat Photography (http://www.gordonmoat.com)

[Steve M Hostetter]

Your on

[Brian Sims]

They look like miniature landscapes....especially the railroad shots and the last one. Very interesting.

[Doug Howk]

Keith Carter did some interesting images using tilt. A local photographer here does portraits using the technique Laurie Coppedge (http://www.lauriecoppedge.com/Artist.asp?ArtistID=4412&AKey=9B782DLQ)

[Steve M Hostetter]

a shot I can remember where I used extreme tilts Sinar P 4x5 w/ 90mm sa XL

[soeren]

Keith Carter did some interesting images using tilt. A local photographer here does portraits using the technique Laurie Coppedge (http://www.lauriecoppedge.com/Artist.asp?ArtistID=4412&AKey=9B782DLQ)

Some great shots there. And I like that 1920'ish look.
Best regards

[Craig Moyer]

Rarely do I appreciate tilt photos, but all the examples here are really well done and not gimmicky!

Thanks for the links

[Brandon Draper]

The first time I seen this style was on Vincent Laforet website, very cool. I'm going to have to try this with my LF camera since I don't have a tilt-shift lens for my D3.