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13 comments:
I really like the colors of the brick.
You definitely can't see the patching. I like the panorama!
Good job! It's a beautiful photo.
Perfectly done! It looks seamless to me.
Handsome building.
It's a whole new world! Enjoy your good stitching.
Well done.
Looks perfect,-and pretty.
You did it very well, this picture is excellent!
Léia
The boats and cars give a good idea of the size of the panoramic building.
Great job. Looks great, wonderful building!
Really well done, VP!
This is really handsome, VP. I am being left behind by all the photographers who are doing panoramas, Bernizer method, etc. I just take pictures.
Good that you are learning how to shoot this type of photo. I often shoot buildings in this style, and just like you did here, crop then so that they look like a normal photo.
What a grand building!
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