you wait all this time for a panorama...

[stuck]

...and then two come along at once.

Ken
PS These are made from the in-camera JPEG files, I will re-work them from the RAW files in due course.

[ChrisGreaves]

...and then two come along at once.

tell me that you store these fine images on The Cloud.
Cheers, Chris

[HansV]

Once again, impressive skies!

[stuck]

Better versions. With more work they could be better still.

Ken

[HansV]

Yep, that's much better - in te original versions, the ground was very dark.

[Graeme]

Very nice panoramas.

What's that growing in the foreground?

Do you use a neutral density filter?

Graeme

[stuck]

It's heather. The location is a nature reserve. During WW2 part of the area was used as an airfield.

Ken

[stuck]

Oh sorry, forgot to answer Graeme's other question...

No, I didn't use an ND filter. The foreground was underexposed because the sky was so bright. Blue between big white cotton wool (cumulus) clouds.

Ken

[stuck]

Version 3, so is it right now?

Ken

[HansV]

Yes and no

You improved the perspective.
Version 2 had a noticeable "stitch" at about 55% (660 pixels) from the left hand side, due to a change in light. That's gone.
But version 3 appears to be less sharp.

[stuck]

Yes, it is 'less sharp' because v2 was oversharpened, giving the clouds an unnatural 'crunchy' look.

Ken