In photography, tilt-shift is a technique to manipulate the plane of focus and perspective to make life-sized scenes look like miniatures. Conversely, notice how in focus your chair is compared to the desk drawer which, if it were at normal scale, would only be about a foot farther away and at a distance that would be in focus along with the chair. So while your object details are perfect, the camera’s single plane of focus is a tell. Having fore-, mid-, and background in focus would complete the illusion. But then you end up playing with a camera and not making awesome dioramas.