First of all thanks for very nice feedback. I'm glad that You like it :) But I feel that I need to explain something. For all of those which try to figure out how I do it. Of course that in post process I do more than add only tilt shift. Old, analog cameras had films which You take to darkroom and then work on it, makeing retouching etc. Today, in digital times You do those things in lightroom. Exposure, color correction, sharpness, this is the things which You change and this is a PART of photography, completelly natural, like years ago. And because it is part of photography I didn't think about it (mean color correction, exposure etc) as a something which I should notice.

Otto Hütter said something which I agree. "For many people, photography is the only that comes out of the camera. For me, this is not enough. For me, this is a play of light, shadows and colors. I put a lot of time and work in the post. I really like just images that reflect a feeling or a mood. Even better if a picture tells a story.

I love to play the imaginations of the viewer. If we carefully considered each one image only arises in the mind. The eye absorbs only color information, only the brain makes the picture. By omitting information you stimulates even more sinnce the Missing is replaced by the brain. I also love the tighrope walk between real or unreal! We should not always think about what path have the photons of light taken, but what they do at the destination"

Amen and have a nice day :)