With the skys being clouder over outside (and been that way for the last couple of weeks when I've had free nights) I thought I was long overdue in going through my shots from my NZ trip earlier in the year.
This shot is a 9 shot vertical panorama. Originally I'd planned it to be a horizon to horizon pano and even had the car placed to ground the shot. But with some help from the people on here I ended up cropping out the car and the horizon to the south and think the composition is stronger without it.
I've done similiar post prod to my last shot of the church, let me know what you think. I"m still getting my head around photoshop. Have i pushed things too much, is there a green cast near the milky way or is that just me and have I been looking at the shot too much.
All 9 shots were taken on the Canon 6D, with the 24mm f1.4L II lens @ f2.5 for 15 seconds with ISO @ 3200.
Processing included lens profile correction, DLO & WB etc in DPP, then into lightroom for so basic tonal curves adjustments, NR. Stitched in Microsoft ICE, then adjustment layers applied in PS.
Larger version on flickr
here
I value the opinions on here so if you think you could help me improve my image I'm happy to take all feedback on board.
Cheers
Matt