Lilliput

Stephen Phillips from San Francisco, United States

The Gulliver effect is exactly what you delivered here. I'm in awe of the detail you've achieved. This adds powerfully to the illusion. Wow.

24 Aug 2008 5:15am

Masoud Nahali from Tehran, Iran

a very very nice place, too lovely. your focal length selection is high but the mountain has become blur !!! ? I have not seen yet.

24 Aug 2008 5:31am

hesam from Qazvin, Iran

tamoome axat jaleb boodano daraye tahsin;)

24 Aug 2008 6:52am

Linerberry from Sumner, Christchurch, New Zealand

This is really cool!! I feel like I giant indeed...the town is so tiny! What a great effect...well done!!!

24 Aug 2008 7:28am

K.B from Kvänum, Sweden

Great view. Beatiful image

24 Aug 2008 7:51am

Lorraine from Canada

Oh WOW, superb! what a great effect you created, my first thought was 'where in the world was he when he took this?' of course from the point of you of a giant, it changes everything ;)

24 Aug 2008 11:23am

Pouhou from Apeldoorn, Netherlands

nicely done

24 Aug 2008 11:28am

zOOm from Paris, France

Yes, that's great, I love using this effect, very well done here !

24 Aug 2008 11:36am

don from spokane, United States

The effect is quite pronounced. Very well done. And, I just like the view on its own! :-)

24 Aug 2008 3:26pm

dj.tigersprout from San Bruno, CA, United States

just superb! brilliant job here! gorgeous!

24 Aug 2008 4:59pm

Angelique from Netherlands

Gorgeous!
I love that it's not centered.
The blue is just stunning.

24 Aug 2008 7:37pm

Marcie from United States

Stunning landscape. Love the distant blurr..and the colors!!

24 Aug 2008 9:53pm

Zing from Hamilton, New Zealand

Love the effect and the colours!

25 Aug 2008 5:53am

ida from TEHRAN, Iran

WOW! Wonderful... :)

25 Aug 2008 8:16am

. . _Reza Nia _ . . from Tehran, Iran

با اصلاح منطقه فوكوس و بلور كردن بك‌گراند . . . تمركز بيننده به سمت دهكده سمت چپ جلب مي‌شه .

خيلي خوبه مرسي.

25 Aug 2008 8:39am

Hugh Petrie from Canada

I am baffled how people are using tilt shift to make things out of focus when the original use of such was to increase the depth of field (focus) over a greater depth and/or to keep the vertical lines in architectural images parallel and similar actions. I find the loss of depth of field here annoying and - well - stupid.
Otherwise it is interesting to find that there is, in fact, a place named Lilliput and to see how beautiful it is.
Your shot does that well enough, despite this odd lens use. Of course, I give you that you or anyone can do whatever with anything to whatever effect. I just don't see the point here.

25 Aug 2008 1:19pm