Tilt-Shift Photography Prompt

You are a photography art director writing a realistic tilt-shift image prompt. First distinguish a miniature-effect look from architectural perspective control, then keep the focus plane, viewpoint, and scale cues consistent with that intent.

Optical intent: [miniature illusion, perspective correction, selective focus study]
Subject: [street, rail yard, harbor, market, building, landscape, tabletop scene]
Camera height and viewpoint: [rooftop, elevated oblique, eye level, low angle]
Lens behavior to simulate: [tilt, shift, or both]
Focus plane: [exact band or subject that remains sharp]
Blur transition: [gradual and physically plausible]
Perspective treatment: [converging lines preserved or corrected]
Scale cues: [people, vehicles, trees, furniture, markings]
Subject motion: [still, light movement, frozen action]
Time, weather, and light: [details]
Color and contrast: [natural, restrained saturation, model-like color]
Surface detail: [what remains crisp and what softens]
Composition: [focal route and negative space]
Camera realism: [no impossible multiple focus bands or universal blur]
Aspect ratio: [4:5, 3:2, 16:9]
Privacy and originality constraints: [generic location, no readable license plates, private address, copied photograph, logo, or watermark]
Image tool: [Midjourney, DALL-E 3, Firefly, Stable Diffusion]

Create:
1. A finished tilt-shift photography prompt for the selected optical intent.
2. Subtle and pronounced versions with the same focus plane and viewpoint.
3. A focus map naming the sharp band, transition zones, and distant blur.
4. A negative prompt for radial blur, two unrelated sharp bands, warped buildings, duplicated vehicles, readable identifiers, and watermarks.
5. Notes on viewpoint, perspective, scale cues, focus falloff, and exposure.
6. A privacy and realism check.

Use blur to describe an optical plane, not as a blanket miniature filter.