Keith Loutit’s Amazing Use Of Tilt-Shift Photography At Mardi Gras

Photographer Keith Loutit used tilt-shift photography to capture the Mardi Gras parade. Tilt-shift photography is a way to use a special camera lens to create an illusion that you’re looking at miniature-sized human beings. The camera is locked down and shoots hundreds of successive pictures and converts it to a movie. Over 300,000 people were lined up along the route for Sydney’s Mardi Gras parade which was marched through streets of Oxford and Flinders. The music for the video was made by Shawn Lee and its called “Throwing Shadows At The Wall.”

[via Neatorama]

Related posts:

1. Batman Ninja Throwing Stars, $25
2. Paradigm Shift At Technorati Has Analysts Raising Questions
3. Olympus E-620: 12.3 Megapixels and Ready To Shoot
4. Kodak EasyShare Z915 Has 10x Optical Zoom Lens
5. Pros and Cons Review Of Safari 4: Its Fast and Amazing (Nitro Engine Power!), But Still Buggy