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Oosterpark
Nederland is een plat land en kent geen bergen. Toch zijn er een aantal plaatsen met steile hellingen, o.a. hier in het Oosterpark. In de fotografie en in de cinema wordt ‘Dutch tilt’ gebruikt om aan te geven dat er iets vreemds of ongemakkelijks aan de hand is, hier zijn het de drie bomen die verticaal lijken te staan...
Saturday Self Challenge: Dutch angle / Dutch tilt
Muziek: The Nits – In the Dutch Mountains (1987) www.youtube.com/watch?v=Un0VLiPKKyg
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The Netherlands is a flat country and there are no mountains. However, at some places there are steep slopes, like this one here in the Oosterpark in Amsterdam. Both in photography and in cinema ‘Dutch tilt’ is being used to indicatie something strange or unsettling is going on, here in the form of the three trees in the foreground which seem to stand vertical.
Saturday Self Challenge: Dutch angle / Dutch tilt
Music: The Nits – In the Dutch Mountains (1987) www.youtube.com/watch?v=Un0VLiPKKyg (the video was partially filmed in Amsterdam, in the Celsiusstraat and surrounding neighbourhood).
Saturday Self Challenge: Dutch angle / Dutch tilt
Muziek: The Nits – In the Dutch Mountains (1987) www.youtube.com/watch?v=Un0VLiPKKyg
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The Netherlands is a flat country and there are no mountains. However, at some places there are steep slopes, like this one here in the Oosterpark in Amsterdam. Both in photography and in cinema ‘Dutch tilt’ is being used to indicatie something strange or unsettling is going on, here in the form of the three trees in the foreground which seem to stand vertical.
Saturday Self Challenge: Dutch angle / Dutch tilt
Music: The Nits – In the Dutch Mountains (1987) www.youtube.com/watch?v=Un0VLiPKKyg (the video was partially filmed in Amsterdam, in the Celsiusstraat and surrounding neighbourhood).
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