Miniature Tilt-Shift World — Toy Model Effect

Transform this photo into a MINIATURE TILT-SHIFT TOY MODEL WORLD.

**Scene shown**: [describe the landscape/city/scene]

Tilt-shift miniature effect:
- Selective focus: sharp in a narrow horizontal band (center), extremely blurry above and below
- The blur gradient should be smooth and progressive (not abrupt cutoff)
- Bokeh quality: creamy, circular bokeh in blurred areas
- The effect makes real things look like tiny scale models

Color adjustments for miniature look:
- Boosted saturation: colors pop like painted model parts
- Increased contrast: makes materials look like plastic/painted
- Slightly warmer white balance: gives it a "tabletop workshop" warmth
- Lifted blacks slightly (model photography lighting feel)

Scale cues:
- Birds-eye or elevated angle works best (looking down at the scene)
- People should look like tiny figurines
- Cars like model cars
- Buildings like architectural models
- Trees like model railroad scenery (broccoli-shaped)

If the photo isn't from above:
- Adjust perspective to suggest a higher viewpoint
- Enhance the depth compression effect
- Make foreground and background elements blur more aggressively

Technical tilt-shift parameters:
- Focus plane: centered horizontally across the main subject
- Blur falloff: strong, 85mm f/1.2 equivalent
- Miniature effect strength: high (extreme blur at top/bottom)

The viewer should do a double-take: "Wait, is this real or a model?"

--ar 16:9 or --ar 3:2