Stone Miniatures.

While out and about today I saw these stone houses. I thought they would perhaps look good given the same technique that I used on yesterdays shot.

[April]

Beautiful!

[Paula W]

That's such a great effect, reminds me of the little cottages my son had on on his Hornby train board when he was younger. Looks like the oilseed rape is out there too.

[Ruby]

very nice!

[Cathrine Mitchell]

Wow!! Love these stone house and the processing.

[Cathrine Mitchell]

Must been seen large. Fantasic

[Maggiemae]

Lovely focus on those houses! I can't see many chimneys so they may be comparatively new!

[Phil Howcroft]

nice use of tilt shift lee

[Margaret Brown]

Nice tilt shift, it looks like life in miniature !

[Julie Duncan]

Love this scene, Lee! Terrific effect!

[Mat]

Cool effect. Makes them seem even more isolated.

[Babs]

Looks like a model village, nice processing.

[Elaine]

I really like the processing here Lee. Did you do it post processing? I recently used a tilt shift lens which gives this effect but found it quite hard to use as I only had about 15 mins with it. Fav

[AC]

Gorgeous landscape... I am ready to pack my bags and move!

[Kareen King]

Fav! Love the selective focus and the overall feel of this composition.

[Richard Sayer]

And you were right Lee - this treatment works extremely well here... nice shot.

[Rachel]

Really like this effect, and the houses were a great subject for it.

[Angela]

It does indeed look like toytown! Well spotted.

[Fisher Family]

I love this kind of tiltshift effect :) It works really well - Lucy

[Christine]

I love this effect! And it works pretty well here

[Sean O'Neill]

Very good indeed. Similar comment to the last shot.