7. Now go back into color range (select>color range) and select the ‘water’ portion of the image.

8. With the selection active, go to filter>texture>craquelure and use settings similar to this.

9. Now you have your ocean bottom bumps.

10. Duplicate this layer (CTRL+J) as shown and turn off visibility mode (the little eye) for both layers.

11. Next create a new layer (CTRL+SHIFT+N) on top of your base or background layer and draw a large perfect circle (hold shift) with the elliptical marquee tool (M) like shown. Fill it with any color, I chose red. This layer will serve as an outline for when we shape our new globe.

12. We now need either one of the water/land layers to be visible. Which ever one you choose, make sure the layer is active and enter transform mode (CTRL+T) and scale it down (while holding shift) a little bit like shown.