Its an interesting idea. I wonder though how to depict that,
with the small scale and the boundaries of the sphere... And
its daylight inside the bowl, because the lamp is on (and this
is an essential lighting part for the image in its entity), so I can't
depict some epic struggle in the darkness with a spotlight
(metaphorically talking here).
And putting some warscene in there might appear a little
like some Vietnam-Soldier, haunted by his memories (I don't
want to offend any of those, its just something I don't want
to convey with the image).
Something dramatic might be nice inside the bowl, but I
have no clue what would be fitting.

Heh, perhaps someone jumping off the lighthouse? Naah.

It is a nice idea, but it strays off from the original concept of
the image (in which the worlbowl represented something like
a broader view on things, where detail is lost). Why don't you
go ahead and try something like that? I wouldn't mind anyone
using the idea of the worldbowl. Since I'll make the code
public when its done, I'd have no problems with some version
of my worldbowl with interesting interiors.
Might even make a nice POV-Community-Series or such. :-)

Naah, my images don't cause that much stirring... :-)

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Tim Nikias
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> I can't think of a concrete example, but I was thinking perhaps something
> that showed a struggle.  In other words, it might have more of an impact if
> the viewer could see some sort of struggle (to live/survive) going on within
> the Worldbowl, while outside the Worldbowl, things are peaceful.  That may
> be cliched, but it has more of an impact on me.  Life in the Worldbowl may
> not be so great.
>
> You haven't taken this path so far, so maybe that would be too drastic of a
> change, and as always, I'm just offering ideas.  I think this is looking
> quite nice.
>
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> Slash
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