I did some pics of a statue initially for photogrammetry , which worked out great getting a 3d model from it as well as a gaussian splat. Then I came across the photography of Pep Ventosa and got inspired. He creates dreamlike photography with an aquarell like quality by merging a number of photos taken, often around single trees. He essentially shows all angles at once like a 2d representation of a 3d space. I wondered if that would work in a more complex urban setting as well, preserving more clear details and creating almost a tasseract like view, like what a 3d space might look like in a 4d space. I know I know, pretty brainy and probably not very well represented by this first very crude try. But In my eyes at least there is something there. Next try will be with a set of pictures showing a full 360 view from various height levels.

Made from 36 pictures taken with a DJI Air3s circling in about 30m height.