it looks better big
cheers pa
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this is 6 images stitched together in panorama maker. they were taken on oxley island....c&c appreciated.
it looks better big cheers pa
Nice stitching job Pa.
 The only trouble with panos is that I feel that to really appreciate them they must be viewed big! Much bigger than a computer screen.Lovely colours in this one as well."The good thing about meditation is that it makes doing nothing respectable"
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Very nice panorama, for me it's quite too dark (on my calibrate screen) but still have great colors. I like this Plane layers - from first grass, thru the trees to the mountains end. I love space and 3D deep on photos. Good job!
I like the contrast between the browns in the front to the blues in the sky. Great colours
Nice pano, looks as though the countryside could do with a drop of rain, although I suppose it is winter and the grass burns off with frost. This is a typical Australian view.
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