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Tiny Planet

 

Snapped this when we were out and about.

 

The first of a great collection of shots from my trip to New York City. I made the rare mistake of not setting my camera to full manual before I took this shot. After walking away, I realized my error, and thankfully took the time to go back and reshoot. I think the final result was definitely worth the effort!

If you can't paint it... Twirl it!

   

iPhone shot, cropped, twirled in TinyPlanet app

 

365 pale blue

FTF

GGTS

Fish eye.

 

At center of parimal garden, take 180-360 degree panorama shot by my best mobile Moto g3.

 

#travelphotography #360degree #tinyplanet #explore #garden #sky #panorama

"Kool" shades (tinyplanet style)

Apps: Tiny Planet, Snapseed, iColorama

The following images in my gallery are created (&/or ) edited by myself with iPhone 4S with various applications. What you see is the final result of my creativity.

Thought I would try my hand at one of those Tiny Planets. I liked how this one turned out.

A Photoshop action to make these is now available as a free download at: podsville.wixsite.com/actions

Shot in Colorado while I was on spring with my #iphone6 #tinyplanet #iphoneography #wadestofkophotography #creativeculture

It's been a while since I did one of these.

 

Someone is building one near where I live.

Yurt: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yurt

Play time when it's not the time to go out and shoot... This was an evening shot and the reflections in the center are in the Willamette River..

Imagine a sea creature looking up through a watery tube at the dry and green world above - is there any life out there?

256/366

 

The original photo was of the dock on Madeleine Island . Photoleap Tiny Planet component was used to create this image. The pelican will successfully capture the flying double bratwurst and live happily ever after..

Gradient Mesh y otras técnicas avanzadas para cerrar curso

Panorámica de Popayán (oriente a occidente)

At times it feels that we are running around as the world spins faster and faster like a merry-go-round. We need to somehow seize control of the situation. Somehow.

 

Photoleap Tiny Planet component was used to create this image. The original photo was of South Pier after a storm.

From the Hawthorne Bridge to Big Pink

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