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Goulburn Panorama - Yesterday
Mainly to test out Photohop CS3's Panorama mode.
no tripod and i didnt lock exposure, in hindsight i should have. however CS3 did and excellent job of blending the stitches! 
C&C welcome might be a little dark on the left but i didnt want to blow out the sky too much i might have a play with P&P later on.
Laurie - the biggest problem with a panorama is that the posted pic is just too small for comment. After looking at your original I can see a very nice pic - the main feature being the beautiful sky. Maybe some judicious lightening of the foreground would benefit a great pano
 Chris
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Rain in Goulburn, well worth capturing the moment.
Steve.
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I wanted to keep it 800px on the longest side that is the only reason it is so small. thanks for looking at the original size, it does it a little more justice. i agree that the dark in the bottom left is distracting, i tried some PPing but it washed out the colour and depth.
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