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The Bitter Girls – A Place in Your Life

By July 27th, 2009

The Bitter Girls – A Place in Your Life

Easy there tiger. There are no nasty ladies here (although you might want to visit this post for tattooed girls).

The Bitter*Girls is the work of Japanese photographer Jyune who uses tilt-shift photography to take real scenes and transform them to look like miniature models. Whilst there may be a glut of such tilt-shift photos on the Interwebs, the micro-worlds created by Jyune somehow look more charming to me. Check out a small gallery below.






See more of Jyune’s fascinating tilt-shift photography at The Bitter*Girls blog.

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3 Comments
  1. easy (Reply) on July 28th, 2009

    that’s some of the best examples i’ve seen to date.
    i would love to own one of those tilt-shift lenses…

    • prawn1 (Reply) on July 28th, 2009

      Agreed. Pity they’re horrendously priced.

      You could try to build your own tilt-shift lens.

      • easy (Reply) on July 28th, 2009

        wow… nice find! its amazing that it is that simple.

        might give that a go if can bare to ruin a lens ;)


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