TinyPlanetART aims to become a photo artistic concept where one bends a spherical 360 degree panoramic image of a specific real object or site towards what is known as a "Tiny Planet" projection, consciously seeking to artistically emphasize a central motif, show off an uncommon perspective or pattern, or even inspire a completely different and new "hidden figure".
The author proposes a first subjective title for the resulting image, but invites the viewer to consider other interpretations. An indication is given of where that picture was taken, so one may create variations under other light and weather conditions.
While any panoramic photo (taken anywhere) can be bent to a Tiny Planet perspective, experience by the author demonstrates that the resulting image, allthough allways mind-blowing, seldomly invites the viewer to interpret it artistically. This makes TinyPlanetART an exciting "treasure-hunt" experience to find unique locations and perspectives.
The ideal TinyPlanetART image is one where the viewer forgets or looses interest in the real site or landscape that makes out the original photography, and concentrates on the mind-bending new perspective, discussing a possible title for the image or motif with other viewers.
A series is necessary to better showcase the concept.
