Panorama at the back of Huijeongdang, in Changdeokgung palace, Seoul, South Korea. Huijeongdang was originally the king's bed chamber, but was later used as the king's main adminstrative office. The building was destroyed by fire in 1917, and was then rebuilt, but in a style quite different to the original building.
The original Huijeongdang had a stone floor set on stone pillars and a pond in the courtyard, while the new building has a wooden floor and many other western features such as carpets, glass windows, and chandeliers. To the north of Huijeongdang is Seonpyeongmun gate, which leads to Daejojeon, the queen's residence.
NEFs converted with -0.3 exposure compensation in CNX2
Images (except handheld nadir) stitched, blended, and exposure fused in PTGUI 9 Pro
Images except EV+0.3 and EV+2.36 blended for exposure in PS CS5
Various cloning and curves layers used in PS CS5 to sort areas where people moved between exposures
Nadir patched in PS CS5 with aid of SuperCubic plugin
HSL adjustment in PS CS5 to reduce purple fringing on edge of roof tiles
LCE applied in PS CS5