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The former church of St. Mary in Gateshead has been converted into a heritage/visitor centre next to the attractions of the Gateshead Quays.
This started life as three vertical RAWS which were then processed in Photomatix to produce the HDRs. I then stitched them together to make this internal Panorama using Panorama Studio.
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@NaDu: I think the "tilt" is illusory, when overlaying the grid in Photoshop the steel handrail in the centre is perfectly perpendicular, as are the pillars, also the base of the window at the far end is perfectly horizontal. I found my own eyes playing the same trick when I was making the final crop.
@Anneka: See my reply to NaDu above, you are right, it is illusory.