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FujiXT20 Samyang 8mm fisheye - 360 stereographic projection little planet

Fort Royer - Oleron Island, Atlantic coast of France

ChicagoPlanet at night

 

Set Description: I started messing with the iPhone App, "TinyPlanet" and was so impressed with the results, that I began making them with a lot of my existing photos. this series features a slew of my Chicago photos, transformed into abstract worlds, or tubes. I combined the power of my iPhone with the tolls of Adoe Lightroom to make the final pieces really pop. I hope you enjoy!

  

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Taken during our Motophotography photowalk. Playing around with the Tiny Planets app.

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Percolator, Symmetry and Tinyplanet

St. Alban's Church is an Anglican church in Copenhagen, Denmark. Designed by Arthur Blomfield it was built from 1885 to 1887, next to the citadel Kastellet and the Gefion Fountain and Langelinie.

 

Lumia 1020 | 1/2300 sec | f/2.2 | iso 100

 

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The Goodbye Series

 

Edit details: both images taken with Procamera in iPhone 4S.

Base image is of another tree trunk lit by a spot light. Put it into Marblecam and then #tinyplanet and this is what happens. And then use Twistcam at some point.

Foreground image edited in Snapseed then Percolater.

Percolated edition merged with tree in Superimpose - mask cloned to fill other area and layer blend mode changed.

Non-percolated image masked in.

Result edited in PS Express, one texture in iColorama used and then in Glaze. Then in Image Blender pre & post-Glazed editions.

Filters in #mextures and Camera Awesome used.

Finished in Snapseed as always.

Something like that.

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The tiny little world that is Goodnestone

Grant Park perspective

Kastellet, located in Copenhagen, Denmark is one of the best preserved star fortresses in Northern Europe. It is constructed in the form of a pentagram with bastions at its corners.

  

On the King's Bastion, in the southwestern corner of Kastellet, stands a windmill. Built in 1847, it replaced another mill from 1718 which was destroyed by a storm the year before.

  

Lumia 1020 | 1/1600 sec | f/2.2 | iso 100

 

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