Vinokuvauksen
Vinokuvauksen is a photographic technique that involves intentionally tilting the camera relative to the subject or the horizon. This deliberate distortion creates a dynamic and often unsettling visual effect, moving away from traditional rectilinear perspectives. The term itself, derived from Finnish, roughly translates to "slanted shooting" or "angled photography."
The primary characteristic of vinokuvauksen is the absence of a level horizon line. Instead, the camera is
While sometimes an accidental byproduct of unsteady hands, vinokuvauksen is frequently employed as a deliberate artistic
In contemporary photography, vinokuvauksen can be found across various genres, including street photography, abstract art, and