A few weeks ago we showed you an amazing model railroad in Hamburg Germany called Miniature Wunderland. After we posted that story, let’s just say we were inspired.
May I present to you… Rochester Miniatures…
Downtown Rochester, NY with Genesee Aqueduct
Xerox Tower and Bausch & Lomb Headquarters (Downtown Rochester)
University of Rochester campus
East Avenue with the George Eastman House
Not fooled? You caught us. These aren’t actually pictures of teeny weeny scale models… they are real aerial photographs of Rochester with a photographic technique known as “tilt-shift” applied to them. Got a camera and a copy of Photoshop? Check out this Photoshop tutorial and give it a try. We’d love to see what you come up with.
Tags: Bausch & Lomb Headquarters, downtown Rochester, fake miniature photography, Genesee Aqueduct, George Eastman House, Germany, Hamburg, miniature, Miniature Wunderland, New York, NY, Photoshop, Rochester, scale model, tilt-shift, U of R, University of Rochester, UofR, Xerox Tower
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