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Nice work all!!!

Tony, what program did you do the stitch in? I see a problem I have had in a LOT of my panos is
blend lines in the snow (its so dang hard to hide blends in the snow like that.) If you have CS2,
download CS3 and restich in that using the new and highly improved pano tool.....it not only
aligns and stiches...it autoblends to keep lines down...and it really does an amazing job without
any inpur (just a warning though...it seems to work best in the rounded mode....(about 3rd or 4th
option down from auto.

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Roman,

I'm glad to hear that Adobe has improved the stitching in CS3. I found stitching in CS2 to be problematic.
PanoramaMaker4 does seem to do a pretty good job in blending its stitches.
The most difficult problem I've had with stitching is ocean panoramas.
The constantly moving surf and waves make it almost impossible to get smooth stitches.
I've even tried timing the waves to try and get them to line up. This helps but is very
hit or miss. Usually I have to go in by hand and try to blend the surfline. Here is one
of the pier in Oceanside CA that was very challenging (not exactly a "nature" shot but
illustrates the point).

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good point glamson, it looks like it's hard to stich moving subjects that have a single line! My bear shot was three shots starting first with bear and moving left for the other two. . . so that was easy becasue I shot the bear, it was moving, but paned left to a static landscape.

that's a cool shot!

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