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Exploding water planet

 

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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I decided to experiment with polar panoramas and tiny planets since I don't have any hockey games to shoot this week.

Some interesting results from using the polar landscape app on my iPod called "Tiny Planets."

 

As always, thanks for your views, comments and faves!

Está algo editado y con varios errores, pero al menos el bofedal quedó bien

Xiaomi Mija Sphere 360 degree spherical shot

Created using Tiny Planet on my IPad.

A local park had a fun day, with crafts etc, these sequins were left in the grass from one of the stalls

"..because they have proven, by their own methods, that the world began abruptly in an act of creation to which you can trace the seeds of every star, every planet, every living thing in this cosmos and on the earth. And they have found that all this happened as a product of forces they cannot hope to discover. That there are what I or anyone would call supernatural forces at work is now, I think, a scientifically proven fact." (Robert Jastrow)

 

I've talked about this before, about how there's really no conflict between science and religion other than the timescales involved. The Bible talks about God creating the universe and literally everything in it, in ways a man born thousands of years ago could comprehend - with a little faith.

 

Science tells us that everything - literally everything - all time, space, mass, energy, all the stars and galaxies and all the little planets that surround them.. All the Dark Matter, Dark Energy, Supermassive Black Holes, and all the matter in all the universe sprang from an infinitely small point called The Singularity.. In a nano-second it went from a single point smaller than the proton in a hydrogen atom, to an infinitely hot, rapidly expanding universe the size of our solar system.

 

I dunno... I think Science is still trying to tell us how the world came to be, in terms an ordinary man might be able to grasp today. But both explanations seem to require an awful lot of faith. So if I were Science, I wouldn't be casting any stones, know what I mean?

Exploding Chicago from Trump's terrace

 

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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ChicagoPlanet from Navy Pier

 

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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I've always wanted to try some "Tiny Planet' photography. It takes some practice, but I like this one of our backyard. You can actually see the whole thing, including the roses, my archery target, the lawn, the patio, the hill, and the house.

 

Fun stuff.

    

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Shot on downtown mall, used Tiny Planet Photos app.

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