Tiltækileiki
Tiltækileiki, also known as tilt-shift photography, is a photographic technique that simulates a miniature scene by using a tilt-shift lens or post-processing software to create a shallow depth of field and controlled perspective. The effect mimics what the human eye would see if it were looking at a small model from a distance, giving the illusion of a tiny world in a larger environment.
The technique gained popularity in the early 20th century with the introduction of tilt-shift lenses, which
Tilt-shift photography is commonly used in artistic and commercial applications, including advertising, filmmaking, and fine art.
While tilt-shift photography can be executed with specialized equipment, many photographers today rely on digital editing