I was reading the latest issue of Wired the other day in the gym, and flipped to an article about tilt-shift photography. Tilt-shift photography is a technique of taking a picture so that it looks as if the shot is of a scale model. This used to be done with expensive camera equipment, but recently people have developed Photoshop tutorials that achieve the same effect. I decided to give this a try with a picture I took from a Maryland football game (we won :-)) yesterday, and made this:

I’m pretty bad with Photoshop (I prefer Corel products), so this tutorial was a little bit more helpful than the Wired article.