Inverted little planet (tiny planet) self-portraits taken with a GoPro Fusion 360 degree camera in Chandrashekaran Nair Stadium, Trivandrum, Kerala, India.
Inverted little planet self-portraits
Photoblog of Joshi Daniel
Photoblog of Joshi Daniel
Inverted little planet (tiny planet) self-portraits taken with a GoPro Fusion 360 degree camera in Chandrashekaran Nair Stadium, Trivandrum, Kerala, India.
Joshi Daniel Photography 
Wow. Fantastic.
Thank you :)
👏🏼❣️ Absolutely brilliant!
Thank you so much :)
🤗
:)
looking bigger
than the world :-)
Hehe ;)
Hi JD. Great shots. How are you getting that affect, if the magician is willing to reveal his secrets?!
Thank you :)
This is called little planet effect. You can use an image from a 360 degree camera or a panorama and use photoshop or mobile apps (search for little/tiny plant) to create this effect. I have used a GoPro Fusion camera for this and used their Fusion Studio to edit these images.
Thanks JD. I will try it.
All the best :)
Wowww. Very creative all round Joshi 😁
Hehe. Thank you Mabel :)
Wow! One of a kind.
What a perspective!
Thank you Vidya :)
Fantastic!
Thank you Maniparna :)
Little planet, big feet. Interesting effect of color and design.
Thank you :)
Surprenant et excellent. Vraiment d’une grande originalité et j’apprécie.
Bonne journée
Thank you :)
Amazing. Great one. Never seen anything like that.
Thank you Abhisek :)
What an interesting perspective, these are really unusual and beautifully shot.
Thank you Lorna :)
Wow! These work really well on my phone screen as eye catching abstract pieces. At first viewing I couldn’t tell what the image was, but the colours and shapes were really interesting.
Happy to know that. Thank you so much :)
Dear Joshi Daniel You simply are a photographic magician! You can conceive and shoot photos from positions and angles, unthinkable for ordinary persons, including professional photographers.
Your photographs burst a myth : one can capture stunning photographs with expensive, high-feature cameras. In my opinion, your brain & its visualisation of unique photographs can beat the pictures shot with sophisticated cameras.
Keep exploring and capturing more and more stunning photographs, delighting your fans the world over.
= Gurudatt
Thank you so much Gurudatt :)
They’re fun!
Yeah :)
This is very cool!
Thank you Lisa :)
very trippy and happy portrait!
Thank you Sowmiya :)
Remarkable!
Thank you :)
Ha, ha…fantabulous…y’r a wizard with that Go-Pro
Haha. Thank you Paula :)
wow superb
Thank you :)
Great shot. Tempts me to buy a GoPro :P
Hehe. Thank you :)
So cool!
Thank you :)
Mind blowing, brilliant experiment and pics!
Thank you so much :)
Impressive work!
Thank you Indira :)
This is something extraordinary. Never seen this before. Exceptional work 👍 JD.
Thanks for sharing 🙂
Thank you so much Sachin :)
You have very long legs.
Haha ;)
Wow so neat!
Thank you :)
This is something. Truly beautiful
Thank you Vishakha :)
Now that is creative…great shot Joshi !!
Thank you Bernie :)
I also have done these little inverted planets and they are so much fun. Wonderful?
Thank you Pauline :)
Yeah, they are fun :)
Wow! This is so cool. Blew me apart. Loved it. How did you capture this?
Thank you Dipali :)
This is captured using a GoPro 360 camera and used a software called GoPro Fusion to create this little planet effect. Many mobile apps are available for creating this.
Very creative Joshi
Thank you Sue :)
amazing. I have to develop an eye to “see” these opportunities, and the technical skill to image them. Great work. (of course, talent is a pre-requisite. THAT I may not have!)
Thank you so much :)
It is not that difficult. A little per-visualisation is needed.
It is amazing how you have the knowledge and the capacity to create what is in your head.
I am practicing as much as I can to achieve that.
Thank you so much :)
May be new places, people, camera etc makes my brain working and excited.
This is really good! I am happy for you, and also it is inspiring for me. Have a good day! Look forward to your next post!
Thank you so much and have a great weekend :)
Nice . Please tell me that how can I contact you personally this is my email id sumitn179@gmail.com . How you create this type of tiny planet capture.
Lovely.
Thank you :)
wowww
:)
Very cool shot!!!
Thank you :)
Brilliant. <3
Thank you :)
Ha ha – wonderful!
Hehe. Thank you :)
weird effect but interesting ! :)
Thank you :)
Wowww. Very Beautifull Joshi
Thank you Ruchita :)
Brilliant clicks
Thank you Rupam :)
Oh wow! Just wow
Thank you Rubina :)
Cool, fun stuff, JD. :)
Thank you :)
Interesting!
Thank you Niranjan :)
Love it so much !!! Great work ! Well done !!!
Thank you Olivier :)
That’s really cool! Bravo!
Have a nice week-end!
Gil Zetbase
Thank you :)
How cool! Very well done.
Thank you Tom :)
Great job !!
Thank you :)
amazing!
Thank you :)
Adi Powli!!
Thank you Aneesh :)
From that place you can save the world!
Hehe ;)
Wonderful images and perspective
Thank you :)
Oh, my…why has it taken me so long to begin following you? This is simply delightful! :)
Thank you so much Carrie :)
This is fantastic! Well done. What lens are you using here please? I don’t think I’d have it in my portrait arsenal though ;-)
Thank you :)
This was shot on a GoPro Fusion 360 camera.