Colorful dizziness

[Bucktree]

Terrific shot and effect.

[Joan Robillard]

Lovely

[Margaret Brown]

Giddy indeed!!

[Kate]

Cool effect

[Milanie]

Neat effect

[Peter Dulis]

Time to lie down 🤪

[Granny7(Denise)]

Love it.

[Tina]

Cool, how did you do this?

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Such interesting processing and a perfect title to go with it.

[haskar]

@tstb13 Taken with a wide-angle lens. Exposure time has to be extended (minimum ISO and maximum aperture). I stood right under the tree and turned around my own axis. You can launch the shutter while you are still standing or while rotating. And don't turn around too fast when you want details.

[Renee Salamon]

Love it

[tony gig]

Lovely effect.

[Carole Sandford]

Great effect!

[Mags]

Nice effect!

[Suzanne]

Really effective and thanks for detailing your technique.

[Corinne C]

Cool image

[Heather]

Wow! What a great effect! Fav

[Islandgirl]

Nice effect!

[Christine Sztukowski]

Love it fav

[Matthew Walker]

Really cool effect! You didn't even need an ND filter? Awesome. Really creative.

[Kathy]

Could be a reflection captured in an eddy.

[Shutterbug]

Title is perfect. Nice use of the tiny planet effect.

[Gosia]

Great effect

[Merrelyn]

Nicely done.

[carol white]

Great effect.Fav😊

[haskar]

@matsaleh The Olympus wide-angle lens has a convex lens, so you have to do without filters.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Yes, on the dizzy side but a beautiful swirl of color.

[ajisaac]

Makes your head spin - fantastic!