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aims to bring tilt-shift photography from the fringe of interest
and into the mainstream to all Denver art fans. LITTLE
DENVER features the unique style of imagery which only
tilt-shift photography produces – that of a diorama-like
scene. It is often used to simulate miniature scenes, and
referred also to as “Miniature Faking”.
The Artist:
Gio Toninelo is a stop-motion animator obsessed with miniatures.
Toninelo looks for something new in places that he's visited
many times before, wanting to capture the growth and change
of life, land, and cityscapes. He says he utilizes anything
film and digital with in-camera tricks and loves to use
techniques like tilt-shift to give an often-seen view new
life and perspective.
Contact Gio Toninelo: gio@rockethousestudio.com
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Tilt–shift
photography is the use of camera movements on small-
and medium-format cameras, and sometimes specifically
refers to the use of tilt for selective focus, often
for simulating a miniature scene.
Sometimes
the term is used when the shallow depth of field
is simulated with digital post-processing; the name
may derive from the tilt–shift lens normally
required when the effect is produced optically.
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