All of you have seen cool examples of polar panorama photography that are also known as panorama and polar photos, little planet photos, planet panoramas, 360 degree panorama, etc. Such spectacular images are created with the help of Photoshop and, to tell the truth, don’t need the extra skills and time. It is clearly seen from a number of tutorials that you can find all around the web that the process of their creation is not really hard. The secret of polar panoramas is quite simple – this technique helps to cover the fields of view of up to 360° and you get the stunning little planet. Before you start creating your own awesome examples of polar panorama photography, I offer you to browse some of other cool examples that are showcased in this post.
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Polar Uncoordinated by sharkbait
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Maison du Parc la Nuit by f1rwb DClik
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24h du Mans Rollers by Night by gadl
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Angers by Night by Jerome Boccon-Gibod
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Big Fire by JOBAfunky
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Calton Hill by gadl
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Day and Night by jamezwicko
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Fac de droit – Angers by clic me
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Montréal la Nuit! by Mario Groleau
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Moscow International Business Center by ittitipercaso
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My Little Globe by sibastiNo
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Néons by Jerome Boccon-Gibod
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Night Planet. Dubai by smallcaps
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Octopussy Planet by HamburgerJung
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Planet Apple by griffsflickr
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Planet HK by Divine Rapier
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Planet North York by tom cochrane
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Planetary by janslyn
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Polar Thames Pan by Scoot
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Polar Tokyo by Takanyo
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San Francisco Night View by davidyuweb
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