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This is a sphere image done with the drone, a 360 that you can turn into a tiny planet in Photoshop. The drone takes the images then stiches them, you do the rest. Not something Id do much but thought Id give it a go. If you look hard you can see me
I took this photo outside while I was facing the David Holly gym. I chose this photo because the majority of the landscape is plants. I think it gives the photo more color and diversity.
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HDR + TinyPlanet + Gimp
On the way back home after work with a little stop at planet Charlottenburg.
Easy shot, practicing bracketing photography.
I took this image last week and i do not think it worked the best for this edit but now i can learn and improve.
Fondazione Giorgio Cini, Venice, as seen from the tower.
This is the output photo for a 'Tiny Planets' experiment (ipad photo spiral tool), the source photo is called 'Venice from Above'.
It's an odd image manipulation tool, easy to use and yet more difficult to explain. The circular images seem better with a clean horizon or seascape....but there are no firm rules!