I don't really know what these inverted or reverse sphere's are called but i have recently started editing them.

Not even sure if i'm editing the middle right to not have any blank spots in it, but so far they are looking pretty cool.

Anyone know if there really is a name for them, let me know heh.

Makati city, philippines: 250 feet up, auto everything, edited in snapseed and ICE.

Spark on 4.1.15 via OTG to a GS5.

The reverse sphere is really cool!

I really must try to do one of these ,very nice work

Cool! Really nice!

Very nice

Hi Warubikku, nicely done! Thanks for sharing.

Can you do a reverse sphere with Microsoft ICE???  If so, how???  If not, what program are you using???

Superb, I love these, well done!

I have never even thought of doing a reverse sphere!  I'll have to try one.  Thanks for sharing.

I figured out in Microsoft Ice you just push instead of pull to get the light hole (versus black hole). Also, auto complete.

Rustic17 Posted at 2-3 11:48
I figured out in Microsoft Ice you just push instead of pull to get the light hole (versus black hole).[view_image]

Hah, yes i was trying to come up with a description for the movement of the pic while editing in ICE.

I use the "stereographic" option when making it also if that helps, vs. the regular "sphere".

I have been using snapseed on my phone to fill in the black, just using the healing edit, i am sure there are other ways, but i am just playing with these as of now.

Anyone have a better app or program for making the middle look more natural, pass it this way.

Absolutely futuristic.

Guys, can we be a little bit more "mathematically correct", please? It's not a sphere as it's a 2D so eventually circle. And it's all about something called projection. Involves some matrix math, lol.

Reverse is freaking awesome!

These pictures always throw me off... Haha nice. Thanks for sharing.

Most interesting perspective!

Very interesting and sure creative idea and worth the try, i would call it spherical as well, i usually use Adobe  Photoshop. thanks for sharing

Very nice, great job!

I am a fan of the little planets and wormholes ;-)

well done!

S-e-ven Posted at 2-4 09:31
I am a fan of the little planets and wormholes ;-)

Thanks S-e-ven!
That's my vote for an answer to OP

"Wormholes"

I have seen them referred to as inverted planets

Sidd