The Vatican City viewed in a time-lapse video as if it were a scale diorama
The German Joerg Daiber is the author of "Veni Vidi Vatican", a curious video that combines the visual techniques offered by the sensation of watching a scale diorama.
The first of these techniques is called tilt-shift or diorama effect, created by digital retouching and that many photographers use to get real images that appear like miniatures. In addition, Daiber has created the video in time-lapse, or fast camera. In addition, the video has been recorded in 4K resolution. The result is worth seeing:
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