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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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TinyPlanet + Gimp
Yes!
Finally my first little planet shot!!!
I wanted to do this kind of photos since long ago and finally I found a program to do this little creations and well, here it is.
The photo was taken with my mobile phone, the cranes are just in front of my window.
I think I will be posting more of this shots, they really are funny and interesting.
Well, time to go to bed now, tomorrow is again PRs week.
Good night!!!
We received 7 inches of snowfall lastnight, so I wanted to get a photo. I was hoping for a blue sky to go along with it, but we have more snow to follow this afternoon. Maybe we'll get a blue sky tomorrow.
LIGHT Photographic Workshops sent out an email on 10/25/2012 with easy to follow steps to create your own Tiny Planet in just a few steps using Photoshop.
Above is the result of a 360 degree image I took on a hill top in Lisbon, Portugal last month usng these TIny Plant steps. No other measures were taken.
Note, structure on the right is Notre Dame de la Garde, which stands high on the hill top.
Thanks for viewing.