the light is fantastic. great HDR processing. but i agree it would be perfect i the right corner wouldn't be cut off.

Muy chula,pero¿qué es la foto?.Saludos.

Wow, great shot and I'm not the only one who thinks so... This reminds me of Momo's staircase at the entrance of the Vatican museum.

Thanks everyone.

Great composition and colour balance. It's almost mesmerizing to look at...

Thanks for the info Jason. The new photoshop does a pretty good job stitching, that I have noticed. I have the same camera and lens and have found the lens distortion at 18mm sometimes a bit tough for PS to handle but it's a good lens. Thanks mate!

HuubL - yeah definitely very similar. Good shot.

Scott - Yeah I agree. If I were to shoot it again I think I'd use the 18-70mm and zoom in a little more. It'd take more images, but there would be less distortion.

Thanks all again.

stunning shot. great composition with the two trees and i like the wonderful nature, you'd captured.
brilliant!

nice panoramic shot !
in HDR?
godd job!!

Thanks everyone And killsamz, its actually not HDR. Just a regular shot :)

Bienvenido/a, me gusta mucho esta toma, tiene gran fuerza.
Saludos.

stunning picture! WoW just WoW ;-)

Marvelous !

superbe, on lit l'histoire de la personne sur cette main

Ein wundervolles Bild. Ich bin begeistert.

I like the right part of the picture. Maybe you should try to cut out the street. I'm not sure if it will look much better but i would try it.

I wouldn't cut out anything, the road really adds to the photo.. great shot & processing.

Thanks for your comments..!
This shot is done with my analog Panoramic Cam "Horizon S3 Pro".
Film Kodak Pro 160 VC which gives that vivid colors.

There is no much processing. :-)
I only adjusted the contrast a bit.

/Andy!

Oh yes, it's featured!!
ON VAZAAR!!

That means WAY more than actual feedback!!

@Martine, I wasn't asking why he used PP, just why in this particular case, where the capture seems so brilliant, that he chose this approach to processing, but it seems to have generated a whole emotional response/conversation and an practical answer to my question now seems impossible.

@Andy, I clearly got the fact that you liked this PP approach from the mere fact that you posted it. As for you explanation that the processing focus the subject, well, this subject focuses itself just by his expression and the wonderful nature of his face and the brilliance of the moment. And, IMO, it seems that the PP detracts from that focus not enhances. I would never ask you to post the original. I just am trying to pull out of you what you thought was lacking in the original that this PP brings out or "fixes"??? Please don't take my questions/comments personally, remember this is a discussion about art, there's always going to be disagreement.

Anyway, cheers everyone!!

please stop the emotional discussion....
it's not worth at all. It's just a photo..

:)

have a nice weekend!
/ Andy

@Beamer - you're always creating trouble, arent' you? Just kidding - good discussion, in my view.

Best to all,
Jon

on croirait voir un pirate ;o) je suis fan

Yes !!
I was waiting, and wondering when you would post your "Forgotten church".. ;-)
Beautiful work again, Andy, one of my favourites in your gallery.

Thank you so much! Glad you like it!!!!!

all the best.
Andy!

Cool! How did you did this? Wide-angle lens?
Look likes a painting of Esscher!

Absolutely stunning compilation. Beautiful lighting.

un très joli portrait serré

almost wonderfull!!

beautiful!!!!

Interesting use of tension!

Fantastic moody image!

wide-angle lens?

yes. Fisheye ;-)

This is fantastic!!!

Pretty nice. I like the processing job, although there might be a few minor areas that could use a little finessing, but overall it makes a picture that might otherwise seem boring stand out.

great tones..!

There's something surreal in this view, but I like it :)