Stephen Dishman Photography

Tilting the plane of the lens or shifting its axis off center of the film (or digital capture plane) can be used to create a thin line of focus in a photograph that gives the illusion of a very narrow depth of field.  This affect in a photograph has become recognizable as what happens when the subject of a photograph is very small, like a very detailed model.  I have used both my Canon TS-24 3.5L and software that can mimic the affect to produce some of the images below.