Help blending pano

[valphotostudent]

I need help in tweaking this pano I stitched with PT GUi - the frame in the upper left corner was underexposed and grainy - the software did a surprisingly good job of blending it in - but there is funky colors near the bottom of the stained glass and also the ceiling looks fuzzy in one section.
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated - I would like to surprise them with this shot (-: I came here looking for ideas on post processing wedding files and then thought this may be the best place to ask about this shot!!
Thanks,
Val

[Alison]

Hi Val,

The software did do a good job of stitching the image, however, the window and organ are falling away. The grunge can be cleaned up with the clone tool. I used the perspective tool to make the window more upright and I've burned the edges a little to put the focus more on the central part where the wedding is taking place. Nice church btw.

Alison.

[Dave.Cox]

Good job straightening Alison, but don't forget to color adjust.

[dmrdm]

The prespective corretion sure helped this one. The orginal kind of reminded me of a fish eye lense (fish bowl effect)...like Alison said, it was falling away...kind of made me dizzy. Nice fix.

[Charlene5]

I don't know if this is an appropriate comment - and someone slap me if it isn't - but I always think of weddings as happy occasions and this photo feels somber and gloomy to me. I think you're right about the color correction, Dave - and I'd lift the heavy shadow at the ceiling.

MJ

[Dave.Cox]

OK, MJ. On the first one I just retouched Alison's retouch. (The lazy approach). Here's one like you suggested.

[Alison]

Originally Posted by Dave.Cox

Good job straightening Alison, but don't forget to color adjust.

Hi Dave,

Thanks. I did do the colour adjustment but thought that it looked a little cold, so I added a warming filter

[Cassidy]

Alison, I have to agree with you regarding the warmer tones. It gives a much better ambience to the photo which I think otherwise looks cold and sterile.

[Dave.Cox]

Thanks. I did do the colour adjustment but thought that it looked a little cold, so I added a warming filter

I see what you mean. It seemed a bit too yellow to me, but I guess it's just preference, since the lighing often does make it yellow.

[valphotostudent]

Yes - the lighting was strong coming in through the stained glass windows and was a warm tint. The church didn't allow for any decorating of any kind also. Thanks for all of the responses - I am glad you guys brought up the perspective tool, thanks, Val