Wow, that's a lot of images that went into this piece, you must have been after a really great amount of detail. I would also remove the doorbell button on the right side. I'm also not sure about the green color, certainly this is unusual for a structure like this one.   Posted: 01/14/2025 10:12:49

The blend and stitching are very smooth. The lighting makes sense to me if this was an interior view, but the doorbell casts that into question. Was this one a porch with enough of an overhang that the lighting was always on the flat side? The green works for me on the walls and roof, but I am inclined to side with Don on it feeling a little too much on the door. Something you were trying for as an effect or just really that close to being covered in mildew?   Posted: 01/15/2025 18:22:03

I have never seen such a beautiful light-green color. Taking that many images must have taken a lot of work to make this different as the aging, interest, and well done. I noticed a slight leaning of the woodwork making the door. It may be natural with the work someone did a long time ago.   Posted: 01/23/2025 21:46:31

Love the various green tones, Lisa. Love it.   Posted: 01/25/2025 15:19:46

My first reaction, wow, that's a lot of green and wonder why. Everything is very smooth and you would no idea this a HDR image. The vertorama keeps the perspective and view accurate which is very nice. I think it might have been cool if the door was closer to white.   Posted: 01/26/2025 08:37:04