Cathedral of Granada

I'm playing around with a new post process method and I'm curious what

others think of the contrast, colors, etc. The following image is

closer to what the lighting and colors were really like.

I stitched this image together from several images to get the whole

building. The stitch is imperfect, which is what I get for taking the

pictures handheld and not with a tripod. I'd like to return with my

wide angle some day.

I think colors and contrast are fine, and also the perspective correction. I am not sure, but maybe the picture should have been a tad wider, so the tree to the right did not  separate from the ground. I think the viewpoint is good. All in all, I think it is a nice picture of the building. 

Best wishes

Frode

Thanks for the comments. I'll keep them in mind for my next trip to Nicaragua.

Good lighting and colors.Intereting angle. IMHO ,the perspective correction is too...perfect , so the building looks a little unnatural to me.The left side and the right tower seem to lean towards the exterior to the eye used with the normal perspective ,especially using this angle. Of course , it's an optic illusion,they are perfectly vertical . And of course , it's a matter of taste maybe it's just me .If you allow , I'll post here an example of what I mean .I am very curious of the original photo .

Your comment made me take a second look at it and after playing around with the image I have to agree with you. It kind of shocks me now that I didn't see it earlier. The perfectly straight verticals are a product of the stitching program I use. I only cropped and did some post processing that didn't involve any distortions. Here is a downsized version straight out of AutoStitch. And I'll post the edited version with some perspective "distortion" as the next image so others can chime in on which they prefer.