Looks great. What did you use to stitch the photos together? I recently took a similar shot of San Diego, but when I put them together it killed the quality of the image.
Thanks for the kind comments to both of you, much appreciated.
I used "hugin" (Hugin - Panorama photo stitcher Win/Mac/Linux) for stitching. It's basically a no-brainer. Just load all the images, wait a few minutes to let the alignment and other optimization (exposure, etc.) algorithms do their magic and you're done. Manual adjustments usually not required and I get surprisingly good results even on panoramas that were shot without a tripod.
For this image the tripod wasn't exactly leveled so the images were rotated from 0 to 5 degrees going from left to right. The tool wouldn't compensate for that completely so I rotated them by hand until they were about right. Some postprocessing on the sky and lights because I missed the desired balance between natural and artifical light by a few minutes. Nothing too elaborated. Took about an hour of post-processing in total .