You can play it in the classical way. You are collecting four parts of an panorama picture. For example: You are trying to get all cards from “Montmartre” and every single card has a part of the name with a color.

• mo (blue)
• nt (red)
• mar (green)
• tre (yellow)

The color shows you the order in wich you can puzzle the panorama together and the “syllable” mo-nt-mar-tre you need to say when you ask your takers. Like this… Phillip do you have “yellow tre” or
Phillip i need “Montmartre yellow”

The Original Panoramas

Music by: Paco Alvarez – Digital Famer

Read more about Moon Kite here

This HDR Panorama should tell you following story called “Moon Kite”

Alexandra looks at the moon. Tonight the moon is as round as a ball, as round as an orange, as round as a balloon.

“I’m waiting for the moon to fall into my room. I’m going to keep it. I will tie some string around it and fly my ‘moon kite’ in the park. Nobody will be allowed to touch it,” Alexandra says to her mom. “Nobody but me.”

“The moon can’t fall through your window,” says Mom.

“The moon is smiling at me,” she says.

“Yes, it is,” says Mom. “Tomorrow I will give you one of my balloons, the yellow one. We can tie a longer string to it, and it will be like having your own little moon.”

The next morning they tie a long piece of string to the yellow balloon. Then they go to the park, and Alexandra flies her “moon kite” balloon. It looks like the moon in the sky, and Alexandra is holding it tight.