Harsha, I love this, I would have loved it even more if you had kept it even simpler, just a suggestion, can you try this, the first image can have vertical pano crop, a little taller, but narrow, in fact you can also crop a little from the 2nd part of the falls, the second one you can have a horizonal pano crop and join both with just a narrow margin in between . The reason am saying this is it would make me feel the water is falling from the top and flowing down in the next frame. Might not work at all, but just try once please, if you are satisfied, then I would love to see the result . What I love here most is one frame has slower shutter speed compared to the other one. Brilliant. I really like this one a lot.

Nice idea again Nilanjan, will definetly try out that too. Thanks

I think very interesting discussion in these two threads. Coming to sequence of such images I think what will be very effective is some kind of flow from a frame to frame even when they aren't part of the single image would add. I also think the stepped placing like you did here makes it more interesting than placing them side by side. In fact I tend to think the same frames of Pramod presented in a stepped manner would look more interesting. In this presentation I think some space between two frames would add further.

Interesting experiments and discussions...

I quite like this idea. Very well thought out! TFS.