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When we were down the West Coast, I made a not-very-good 360 panorama of Aunty's back garden. Just for fun, I made it into a 'world'. You can just see Aunty sitting on her porch. I need to send her the link to the pano, but they may not have internet yet after some recent severe storms; some places still need generators 
The neighbour's shed (at 4 o'clock in this pic) blew down, and the distant trees (at 6 o'clock) have gone.
I stitched the photos together with Microsoft ICE. I missed a bit of the garage, so had to clone that manually. To make the 360 pano I needed to clone more grass and sky, but they weren't needed here. To make this 'world' I used The Gimp's 'Polar Co-ordinates'. I had a few tries, and found that more sky and less grass worked best, to make the buildings stand out. I then cropped out much of the sky. I upped the hue, saturation and lightness, partly because it was a grey evening when I took the photos, and partly to give a somewhat hyper-real look.
The neighbour's shed (at 4 o'clock in this pic) blew down, and the distant trees (at 6 o'clock) have gone.I stitched the photos together with Microsoft ICE. I missed a bit of the garage, so had to clone that manually. To make the 360 pano I needed to clone more grass and sky, but they weren't needed here. To make this 'world' I used The Gimp's 'Polar Co-ordinates'. I had a few tries, and found that more sky and less grass worked best, to make the buildings stand out. I then cropped out much of the sky. I upped the hue, saturation and lightness, partly because it was a grey evening when I took the photos, and partly to give a somewhat hyper-real look.
especially seeing herself on top of her little world!
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