Tonight I began stitching and it took hell of a time. This panorama was different from my other ones because it was taken with focal length of 10mm. (equivalent to 15,2mm on Leica format)

Now, usually, if you want your panorama stitching to be nice and easy, instead of staying up awake until 4:07 AM (yes, that's what I'm reading just now on my clock), you should take your pictures at focal lengths higher than 18mm (28mm Leica). Smaller angles result in great distorsions, very visible vigneting and issues with focus (the further the you look from the center of the image, the more the details go out of the focus, unless you shoot with very closed aperture). So there was a lot of stretching, warping and selective brightening here to be done. I hope I left no visible stitching marks.

It took time, but I am more than satisfied with the final result, especially when you consider the fact that I forgot my tripod in my car and had to shoot this one by holding my camera in my hand and counting degrees by eye.

The city you see here is Doboj, Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The point I shot this from is located on top of the old fortress above the city.
This panorama is FULL 360 degrees.

And I have to thank one lovely lady for being my guide in this city and showing me this place. It's my friend
Now please go visit her gallery and say hi