Photographer Anthony Barbour , 33 , from Liverpool , turns parks , village and beaches into their own little worlds . He spends hours slowly rotating in one spot taking the 50 pictures he needs to create just one 'planet ' Uses a Canon 1100d DSLR with either a 18-55mm kit lens or a Tokina 11-16mm to shoot the photographs . The images are then stitched together using Photoshop software which creates an image that looks like it was taken by NASA on Mars - but is actually made up of thousands of individual photos snapped over several
Photographer Anthony Barbour , 33 , from Liverpool , turns parks , village and beaches into their own little worlds . He spends hours slowly rotating in one spot taking the 50 pictures he needs to create just one 'planet ' Uses a Canon 1100d DSLR with either a 18-55mm kit lens or a Tokina 11-16mm to shoot the photographs . Then uses PhotoShop to stitch and layer the photos together to create incredible and mind-bending shots .