Yes, elevated photography can effectively mimic the perspective of traditional aerial photography, though it is not technically the same. By positioning the camera at a high location such as on a tall building, crane, or using suspended camera equipment like Skycam, photographers can achieve similar angles and perspectives. However, the key difference is that the camera in elevated photography is not in the air, which may affect the sense of scale and the angle of view in some cases. Despite this, elevated photography can still capture sweeping views and large landscapes similar to aerial shots.
