It's an interesting idea, but personally it does not work for me. Just silly things, but the dimensions of the image make it very hard to appreciate because it is either very small to fit on the screen or you can only see a part of it enlarged. I've done quite a few panoramic images but have not put them online, but printed them out and enjoyed them on the wall at home.

I'm not sure what the technical term is but the colour rendition seems quite low. The colours are bleeding into their boundaries abit as well. And maybe because of the challenges of low light on the camera, the colours do not look natural enough. I had a similar issue with one of my pics (on Caedes) of Bristol docks at night-time, where I had to use a very slow shutter speed (about 4-5 seconds). The colours begin to lose their natural qualities and look cartoonish.

I hope you carry on and take more great pics, as my comments do not reflect my appreciation for your efforts, and I hope they are more useful than 'that's pretty' or 'well done'

even it is a small panorama shot and the colors are low, I like it a lot just because of that, the clearity is very good as also the idea behind it.:))

Very nice looking bridge with plenty of lights! I like the feel of the photo and the clarity of it. I probably would have removed the foot print tracks on the snow, but overall Nice photo!

Nice work & great panorama.

Good work

its a nice shot.. but i would like to see a shot that is suitable for a screen display... good idea anyway