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It's the opposite of the classic trick to try and disguise a model superimposed on the real topography. Blur a bit to hide the fact that the detail of the model isn't sufficiently fine. And do something to disguise the out of scale shadows.
So when you do it in reverse and make the light look really flat and the shadows really sharp you make reality look virtual?
with the right phot to start with, a bit of contrast work and a bit of blurring.