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Watch: A High-Speed Journey Across a Miniature Earth

Watch: A High Speed Journey Across a Miniature Earth video art travel stereographic projection Earth

Watch: A High Speed Journey Across a Miniature Earth video art travel stereographic projection Earth

In this fascinating short video titled Chemin Vert, Rome-based artist Giacomo Miceli takes you on a fascinating road trip through a warped version of Earth known as a polargraphic projection, that spans five continents and four seasons using footage extracted from Google Street View. Via Miceli’s website:

Chemin Vert is the result of a slow process of maturation spanning a few years. Different techniques were employed in the beginning, involving long trips on the road across Europe while shooting time lapse videos on the go. Back then the scope of the project was substantially different, concentrating more on the augmentation (as in augmented-reality) of landscapes. At a certain point the accent was moved on the aesthetic qualities of the landscapes themselves and on the immersive factor. In the final version of Chemin Vert the original footage comes from Google Street View, without which this project wouldn’t have been possible.

If you head over to the Chermin Vert section on his website you’ll also find a number of interactive versions. Music by A Ghost Train. (via vimeo)

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24 Hours of Photographs Merged into a Single Panoramic Image

24 Hours of Photographs Merged into a Single Panoramic Image stereographic projection Greece

This amazing panoramic photograph (known as a stereographic projection) was recently captured by Greek photographer Chris Kotsiopoloulos during a mammoth 30-hour photo shoot in Sounio, Greece. The image is comprised of hundreds of photographs shot from daytime to nighttime that have been digitally stitched together to represent an entire rotation of the Earth. (via news.com.au)

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A Sterographic Projection Made with Individual Photos

A Sterographic Projection Made with Individual Photos stereographic projection boats

I love a good stereographic projection but they seem to be everywhere these days so it’s hard to find somebody doing something truly unique with the method. Buenos Aires-based art student Adrian Felipe Pera managed to do it though with this wonderful boat capture. Instead of skewing the image digitally he used some 40+ large photographs placed in the sand on a beach to create a projection of an old wooden boat. See some more of his planeticas. (via the colossal flickr pool)

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Josh Sommers: Stereographic Projections

Josh Sommers: Stereographic Projections stereographic projection outdoors nature

Josh Sommers: Stereographic Projections stereographic projection outdoors nature

Josh Sommers: Stereographic Projections stereographic projection outdoors nature

Josh Sommers: Stereographic Projections stereographic projection outdoors nature

Josh Sommers: Stereographic Projections stereographic projection outdoors nature

Generally when I encounter stereographic photos they all tend to look the same to me, or it seems like an overused effect applied at will to any image simply to make it “cool”. I genuinely feel that way about tilt-shift photos lately. However when I saw Josh Sommer‘s work today I knew immediately this was something different, something better. There’s a crispness and intensity to these photos, in that they appear to have been planned from the beginning instead of having an effect slapped on afterward. Much, much more over on his Flickr, including some stereographic animations and equirectangular panoramas. (via design boom)

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