Crescendo
by banmorn

Comment:
Great abstract feel here with the tilt of the building. Though, I feel like this is moving downwards, as a decrescendo.

The Fall
by ct

Comment:
Ok, for my own sanity, I'm going to hope that this shot is rotated and that your very helpful model was just jumping in the air and posing. If the poor guy really is falling... *gulp* Great use of angles and tilt!

High Winds
by gunsmith6

Comment:
Wow... a slight tilt really changes the "story" that I'd put to this shot. It helps that the people in the basket are both to the same side, looking like they're trying to stay balanced in the balloon as it is whisked away in the wind.

Winter
by ErikV

Comment:
I'm not sure about the use of tilt here, but I definitely love the lines created by the ice, waves, water and birds. I suppose tilting allowed you to show more of those in more detail though, so it worked to your advantage.

Go-Carting
by Scoman

Comment:
The tilt here gives this photo an extra boost of fun and movement. Nicely handled movement and dof.

Full Tilt Downhill Race
by acoppola

Comment:
Great use of tilt here to give a sense of movement. Nicely done!

'So swiftly the water falls in spring's snow meltings'
by wildiris

Comment:
Ahh, I'm always pleased to see people take the risk of entering shots like this. A beautiful combination of lines and colors, and it certainly has a tilt. Wonderful!

Tilt-a-World
by dtremain

Comment:
Looks like an inverted image of a fence, taken from close up. Nice depth created here with just the black and white.

COLOURS
by sherpet

Comment:
Wow.. quite an explosion of colors! I have no idea what this is, but it's interesting. I love how the lines in the background appear broken and offset with the diagonal lines overtop. Great illusion!

Lighted Brick Walkway
by WCpilot

Comment:
I like how the columns are at a variety of angles throughout the frame.. leaning slightly inward to bending outward at the far end of the shot. Interesting tilts all throughout the picture, and I also like how the lights create a nice soft curve. I could do without that pole on the right, but sometimes you just have to deal with whatever is there!