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ELI5: How does tilt photography trick our minds into thinking the subject of the photo is a miniature?
gpt
When you lean in and look at a miniature or model, you're eyes are focused on what's right in front of them, and things in your peripheral vision are blurrier - Usually, in a photo everything is clear no matter what part you are focused on- but in tilt-shift photography the focal point is clear and draws your eye to it and the surrounding areas are blurry, recreating that 'miniature' look.