One of my first vertical black & white panos.
A larger size pano is here
Any comments?
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http://www.flickr.com/photos/cbellh47/5083662598/
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I would post the image but I dont have the rights to insert images
You can see it here
I was at Photoshopworld 2007 and there was some discussion about this very subject. Photographers were reminded that things go up and down also, not just sideways.