Did you ever wonder, how you can make Tilt-shift photos on your own? Maybe without exepensive camera equipment? Then you should definitely have a look at Tiltshiftmaker.
A photo of a beach in Gran Canaria I took in 2007 – tilt shifted with Tiltshiftmaker.
Tilt-shift style miniature photos are simply photos of real life scenes that are made to look like miniature scale models. This is done using either a special camera lens (one with tilt capability), or with software, instead of a special lens. These photos are sometimes called “fake” miniatures, because they are pictures of real-life scenes.
Thanks to Magnus Jepsen for discovering this free tool to tilt-shift your photos.
Today every second website has a closed area where you can register yourself and create a username and password for it. Perhaps you have your own blog (or more of them) and there you probably have an administration account, which also needs username and password. Or think about email and ftp. With more and more websites needing login data to use them, it gets harder to remember this credentials correctly. So what are you doing to avoid this problem? Can you remember all your passwords for every site you registered on? You say yes? Then maybe you only have one master-password – which isn’t good at all.
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Finally I got it working! I installed Wordpress 2.7 and did the basic configuration, so this website has now more than a “Check back later” message. The next step will be searching for a wordpress theme, that fits the topic of this blog.
On OpenWebDesign.de i will write about all things around webdesign and webdevelopment. This includes graphical things, programming tips and application reviews. Actually I don’t know how regularly I can post here, but I will try to do it once a week at least.
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