That's true you need to improve your shooting skills, but I must this is are really beautiful place and your pictures have live up to maintain its beauty as it is. http://www.europevoyage.net/westminster-abbey-london.html

Really appreciate the advice - will apply to my next synth project - thanks!!

To get the same "flow" you talk about here: http://photosynth.net/view.aspx?cid=6FA677D0-45A1-439C-A2A9-93144EE1E6A0 you're going to need to shoot a larger panorama, and make sure that every photo overlaps by about 65% with the previous one. It takes 30-80 photos to make a good panorama without zooming in. Once you have that, then you can start adding some details.

Ok, the non ICE has finally finished processing and in my gallery - after all that, this one still looks better :(. More practise me thinks :)

This was composed using the rotating motion in ICE. It did not work out as expected. Have created a standard photosynth of the same scene.

I'm at a loss...I guess more practise needed. The original didn't look as bad, and the ICE version came out better, try, try again I guess.