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Submitted: December 20, 2012
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Small place but awesomeby *Trichardsen

Photography / Abstract & Surreal / Surreal

15 shot 360 degree circle panorama.

Night shots like this put together in such a fashion creates quite a bit of noise, but did a couple of hours of noise reduction to get the worst away.

Shot with Nikon d800, 14-24mm f/2.8 @ f/5.6 Iso 2000 , 30 seconds.

© Tommy Richardsen, all rights reserved.
May not be reproduced without written permission

How to:
You need to make a 360 degree panorama and stitch those together as a regular straight pano. ( make sure that the edges is alike on both sides ( any good marker will do, lights, a tree just as long as it is a complete 360 degree pano ).

Then you import it into photoshop ( if you haven´t already stitched it in ps

) then you go to Image->size and set the lenght of the photo equal to its height. ( yes it will look weird, but dont worry

)

Rotate the image 180 degrees ( upside down)

Then select filter -> Distort -> Polar Coordinates
Make sure rectangular to polar is selected.

Click Ok and voila you got yourself a little mini world.

*changed the title as it came across different than intended