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Recently acquired a Samsung Gear 360 (2017) camera. Capable of 360 degree captures. This is a so-called "tiny planet" output. just one of the ways that output can be displayed.
This image was created using Photoleap's Tiny Planet component. The original photo was of a lone tree at the edge of Horicon Marsh.
Today I was playing with my polar landscape app, generated several interesting "planets", five of which I posted here today.
The original image is of a slot canyon located in the Navajo Reservation near Page, AZ named Antelope Canyon. The polar landscape filter just added some interesting bends to the ridges and colors.
As always, thanks for stopping by to view, and also for any comments and faves.
A Photoshop action to make these is now available as a free download at: podsville.wixsite.com/actions
DeLeon Springs and the old sugar mill (now a restaurant). Water still flows through the mill's waterwheel, fed by the spring nearby.
(©2008 Pearson Media Labs and David C. Pearson, M.D.)
This is a stereographic remapping of an equirectangular panorama.
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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