Tiny Spherical Worlds

The point of composite images is to go beyond the limitations of a camera. For an example, the camera's viewfinder isn't able to take a picture of the scene in different angles at once. By taking more photos you could capture more of the scenery. As an example, taking multiple pictures can include more detail of the scenery itself.         

Polar and spherical panos are two different images. A polar pano image is almost like a snow globe. The image is basically turned inside out. For an example, the ground becomes the frame around the globe and, the sky and objects smashed inside the frame. A spherical pano is when a scenery becomes it's own miniature world. The ground becomes the world while the sky is surrounding it.   

The one thing that makes my tiny world convincing I the way I edited it. I made sure all the colors matched each other so it wouldn't look like a line was going through my world. Another thing that made it convincing is that I made hopefully everything even. For an example, I had to even out the shape of the water in my sphere world.