I am a really amateur photographer. I took a few classes a couple years ago and got the basics down. The kid in me, or maybe the scientist who works on body size, loves miniatures. Every since I heard of tilt-frame photography, I new I wanted to give it a try because of its surreal ability to turn landscapes into a tiny world. Here is a recent picture of Fisherman's Wharf in Monterey using this technique.
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