The Stereographic Projected Panoramas

0 Comment April 19, 2009  |  by Philip Ze
Categories : Creativity › Photography
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OK! Another set of 360°x180° stereographic projected panoramas photos. A few days ago I posted Alexandre Duret-Lutz’s The Wee Planets 360°x180° Panoramas, where the objects is projected as sphere in the middle of the photos. In this post I show you another different set of photos. This time the sky is in the middle as sphere and the objects are turning around the sky. This stereographic projected photos set is created by heiwa4126, a Japanese Flickr user. Check out my previous wee planets post for the difference. If you are interested to know how those people make up these photos, check out the Joe Templeman Panorama Tutorial. Interesting !

Also, I would like to share with you about my experience with these photos. After looking at the photos for a while, the upside-down objects around the sky make me fell dizzy. That is the reson why I make the photos smaller than my previous post. Don’t keep your eyes too close or too long to the photos. Have fun !

Hidden scene. At a small shopping mall in Minami-Senju, Tokyo.Hidden scene. At a small shopping mall in Minami-Senju, Tokyo. [ Photo by heiwa4126 / CC BY 2.0 ]
New Tokyo StationNew Tokyo Station [ Photo by heiwa4126 / CC BY 2.0 ]
Akihabara Car-free Zone. At Akihabara car-free zone. Buildings are too tall to make small planet.Akihabara Car-free Zone. At Akihabara car-free zone. Buildings are too tall to make small planet. [ Photo by heiwa4126 / CC BY 2.0 ]
Between sea and sky. At Hunabashi 3rd shallows park.Between sea and sky. At Hunabashi 3rd shallows park. [ Photo by heiwa4126 / CC BY 2.0 ]
Wing. At Saiko-pond, SAitama, Japan.Wing. At Saiko-pond, SAitama, Japan. [ Photo by heiwa4126 / CC BY 2.0 ]
Willow, sluice and cloudsWillow, sluice and clouds [ Photo by heiwa4126 / CC BY 2.0 ]
Autumn flavorAutumn flavor [ Photo by heiwa4126 / CC BY 2.0 ]
Holding up the sky. At Harumi, Tokyo port.Holding up the sky. At Harumi, Tokyo port. [ Photo by heiwa4126 / CC BY 2.0 ]
Six columns. At Yotsuya, Tokyo.Six columns. At Yotsuya, Tokyo. [ Photo by heiwa4126 / CC BY 2.0 ]
The river which flows into the sky. At the Teganuma pond park.The river which flows into the sky. At the Teganuma pond park. [ Photo by heiwa4126 / CC BY 2.0 ]
Island planet. At Sendai-bori moat park.Island planet. At Sendai-bori moat park. [ Photo by heiwa4126 / CC BY 2.0 ]
Ovum. At Maiji University, Surugadai, Tokyo.Ovum. At Maiji University, Surugadai, Tokyo. [ Photo by heiwa4126 / CC BY 2.0 ]
Everything in the garden. At Sumida-ku taisho fork house museum.Everything in the garden. At Sumida-ku taisho fork house museum. [ Photo by heiwa4126 / CC BY 2.0 ]
Cloudy sky in the end of hole. At the Naka-gawa river.Cloudy sky in the end of hole. At the Naka-gawa river. [ Photo by heiwa4126 / CC BY 2.0 ]
4 stools around the world4 stools around the world [ Photo by heiwa4126 / CC BY 2.0 ]
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