You might consider giving credit due.  Write about your own work effort. 

Be sure to say those 3 pictures were taken by her so everyone will not be confused.  Unless she transfered the copyright to you in writing.. she retains the the copyright.

Sure - your friend

"my friend took pictures of three locations with a tiny p&s camera, all pictures where out of focus and very very bad. and were later on stitched by me to produce a poor quality panorama. (i did better with my cellphone!)"

I would make your credit the "headliner" credit and then cut here credit back to "contributor of some panos". You did all the work so it should be your billing not hers. If she wants bigger credit then give here some title like "production manager" or something.

You have show a difference between who did the design and photography and who did not.

Sounds like you got sort of conned....LOL....I have had people try this with me before. They contribute some little thing and try to take credit for all of it. The crappy panos probably should have not been allowed on the CD.

I did some work...actually a very big job for a designer and she did the same thing to me. She took all the headline credit and buried mine in the depths of the website. To the normal person it looked like she did all the photograpy too. Which is exactly what she wanted.....to take credit for my work so she could start her own pano business.

When it comes to credit I get what I want or I dont do the job....period. I had a very experienced photographer tell me "forget the credit, just get the money". That is bunk thinking.

You need to put your foot down about this.