Inside the Mayflower (II) Hull

Not even sure if this is the right forum.

This is a bit late, but I visited the Mayflower II in Plymouth, MA on Columbus Day. The ship is a replica of the original. It was much smaller than I had anticipated. This image, stitched from 5 shots, from inside the hull was a bit underexposed. I bracketed each shot, but one of the five properly exposed shots suffered from motion blur and I couldn't salvage it to do a photomerge. The result, however, still pleases me:

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here is as good as anywhere else.

Good 'take' on it. It works for me as it probably illustrates the crappy light they lived in better than a 'properly exposed' one would.

Thanks. I'm looking at it at work and I think I need to increase the exposure by a 1/3rd stop to get what I wanted out of the final image. I was working on a calibrated monitor, but the lights were off in the bedroom and it was my macbook lcd screen. Looks terribly dark on my computer at work (uncalibrated).

The hull of the ship was surprisingly small. This shot is the entire width of the bow of the ship. I couldn't imagine how they managed to cross the ocean in this little thing.