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    I took one of the pictures from my vacation and tried to get the effect right. What do you think?

    EDIT: Tried another one that doesn't have much of a size reference around it to see what it looks like.

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    Not bad.

    I think you used the "linear gradient to blend a blurred copy" method?

    The thing that causes it to look a bit wonky is that the people are obviously much further behind the urns, yet both are in focus...

    Ideally you need to match the blend to the depth.

    I think it works better with the gimp focal blur plugin as you can provide a depth map, and it actually blurs the image based on the greyscale depth of field map.

    Also, a slight areal perspective makes it more "miniature" looking.

    Here is an example cropped from a phpto I took in Chicago:
    Attachment 7762

    and with the effect:
    Attachment 7763

    (I think the bg needed a bit more blur...)

    -Rob A>

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