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The other side of sunset.
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18mm, F13, 1/50, ISO200 This panorama was taken the other night from Telstra Tower at sunset, looking the "other" way. Comments welcome. 
What do people think of the railing? Does it work or not? I feel that it leads into the image, but I can also see that it could detract from the image? Thanks Tristan Canon User
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I like the railling, but the middle of the horizon dips down a bit - as in it curves down slightly.
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Time for me to fulfill my newbieness: Is this going to be a problem in stitching, or because of the lense? I did notice it, but TBH I have no idea what causes it. Fault Line?
Tristan Canon User
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G'day Tristan,
Really works for me, love the mood from the colour and lighting, the rails add interest for me but do seem to exagerate the dip in the horizon. Seems well stitched, I assume you could straighten the horizon if you wanted in PP... Being picky, wonder how a little more highlights in the foreground (in PP level sort of stuff) might look. It's always interesting to sometimes look "the other way" huh... I must admit if I'm out shooting a landscape or something at sunset I always have a good gander around... Very nice, worked for me 
Damn! Hayden was just bowled! Back to the cricket! Aka Andrew
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