Cityscape panorama

I just finished my first panorama. I used about 9 pictures to acheive this 180° look.

It was a very hot and humid night and that explains the warm colours of the sky.

C&C welcome

-Panorama

Oh and sorry for the size of the file... it's about 1,6mb. But I can resize it.

Panorama updated

*tries not to use the F word....*
That's....F....F....F....F.... ing amazing!
I love it!
I just love the lights and colors!
one little thing...
You have got all the buildings and stuff right but the sky is changing it's colors here and there.
Did you make this so all the photos are overlapping <- is that a word?
Well so that they come over eachother?
Just make a selection on the sky and use the feather to make it fade a bit more.
Sweet photo none the less.
Great job!

[QUOTE=3jorn]*tries not to use the F word....*
That's....F....F....F....F.... ing amazing!
I love it!
I just love the lights and colors!
one little thing...
You have got all the buildings and stuff right but the sky is changing it's colors here and there.
Did you make this so all the photos are overlapping <- is that a word?
Well so that they come over eachother?
Just make a selection on the sky and use the feather to make it fade a bit more.
Sweet photo none the less.
Great job![/QUOTE]

Everything he said TIMES 10 and it will explain what I am feeling. I LOVE it. That is AWESOME. :D

hehe, thx guys. Yeah I noticed about the sky and I'll try to make it more uniform, but since I used a long exposure for each picture (10secs) the sky was changing color on every photo cause of the lights of the buildings. They overlap on eachother, cause I have a crappy tripod, butI can fix that

awesome photo!

Onclesam - It's ok to have the photos overlapping -that's how you get it to be fluid. otherwise you'd have odd pieces sticking out.

I want to do pano shots :(

wow, thats a really nice shot...
I want to make some nightshots too, but can't really think of a good place to do so! Goob job man.

yeah sweet job. Thats one really looooooooong pic lol.

My only tip: Add contrast. Maybe +20-30 for contrast and -5 (around there) for brightness. It'll really make the colors stand out!!! You may lose a little definition in the water w/ contrast, so maybe use a adjustment layer and mask some of the water.

But otherwise.......its awesome!!

I tried to soften a bit the sky, but it didn't work too good, lol.

Rodder - I played with the brightness/contrast too and I think it looks even better now

Panorama updated

and thx for the comments guys!

Perfect shot, through and through! Great work!

Nos.