Some of our 360º digital photographs are panoramas in a traditional strip form, but the majority are made into pairs of circular 'photospheres', which are a novel, in-the-round way of representing the external world.

Photospheres are magical all-round spherical views from overhead to underfoot. These circular photomontages are created from up to 100 photographs which bring together everything visible from a single point. With an upwards-looking photosphere you are drawn up into space, and with a downwards-looking one you hang suspended above a miniature world. The eye finds each slightly warped area in a photosphere to be both internally consistent and also a logical part of the whole. This surprising alternative to traditional perspective gives an effect which is reminiscent of glass balls and paperweights.

Photospheres are created with the latest computer software for manipulating the photographs, using a process which takes several days.

The photospheres are printed on archival photographic paper which will last over 100 years, and are personally signed and numbered by the artist as limited editions normally of 25. They can be printed at various sizes from 45cm x 45cm up to 152cm x 152cm. See our price guide for more details.

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