Tiny Tokyo
April 14, 2006
An amazing lens used in arial photos of Tokyo makes the vast city look like nothing more than an incredibly detailed model. Try to figure out why your eyes are fooled!
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Matt April 24th, 2006 at 7:52 am
Cool. Close up lenses(and apparantly your eyes when holding something close) have a very narrow depth of field, which means that anything even slightly closer or farther away than your focus will be blurry. Blurring a landscape shot is a neat effect, and a perfect way to trick the eyes.