Another pano from 3 years ago that I’ve reworked.
This is interesting because the moving water has always prevented stitching of the area immediately below. I may have discovered a work-around.
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Nicely done 
what is the work around Dave?
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It’s taken about 12 hours to achieve it … no idea if I can repeat it … and if I can I doubt I could write it up to explain it. LOL!
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Haha fair enough 
well done for figuring it out, result looks perfect
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Rather pleased with this re-working of a pano taken exactly 3 years ago yesterday.
The original 2018 version was a little different.
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Nice pano and complete with the dronie stance 
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Another re-worked pano from almost 3 years ago.
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Love the shadow from the church steeple in this one Dave, great pano
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He’s definitely got a bit of swagger in this one Steve 
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My hometown. It has changed so much since I left home to join the RAF (mind you, that was 1977 !!)
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REALLY pleased with this re-worked pano from summer '19 at Trevone beach in north Cornwall!
Getting all the ripples on the sand to line up has always been an issue with stitching progs. Easy it wasn’t … but I’m getting the hang of it. 
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Cornwall has some amazing beaches 
another great pano Dave Did you use the same technique to stitch that you used in the river pano above?
Similar technique, but not identical.
Using a mix of techniques to different extents depending on the content.
Could be a bit lazy with river because the surface is random, not regular little waves like on the beach.
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Arse!!!
Missed that one!
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You cant odds who’s on the beach mate, 
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My legs haven’t stitched.
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Of course, I may have moved between pics 13 and 24 … so probably need to get in and mask if the sand ripples are lined up OK.
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Could you spot remove all of you, you wouldn’t notice the sand so much then 
I can see sand errors! 
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