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Many thanks for your lovely comment Gail , truly appreciated !  

Thanks Tony and Jim , it's appreciated ! 

Thank you guys for your kind attention to this image , i do appreciate your visits to my gallery , always welcome ! 

Thank you Tony , much appreciated ! Greetings 

Reminds me of our own balcony although the view here is a lot nicer , always pleasurable  to have a meal with wine out on the open deck  although the occupants of this house seem to have likely and for good reason remained indoors , setting up the table under such threatening skies is utterly risky i reckon , thank you Holger for sharing and have a great weekend ! 

Thanks a million Holger , always a pleasure  to have you here , warmest greetings 

Thanks a lot Anis , really nice of you to comment , best regards ! 

Thank you Ricardo for your words today , appreciated ! 

Thank you very much Laurent for your delightful comment , much appreciated ! 

Thank you for good support dear friend , deeply appreciated ! 

Thank you Jim , that is really nice of you to comment my friend , take care.   

Ruins/sites that are grand as with regards to size,age and history are bound to entertain us for a long while , Angkor Wat falls in that category ...we took the 3-day ticket... even made it to other sites well away from Angkor proper on bikes,good fun with a sketchy map but we managed to get there somehow . The floating villages nearby are a must-see too Jim indeed and if you went on the Tonle Sap ferry from Phnom Penh you would have seen a few interesting ones along the shore as well. Glad you like my pic dear Jim, best greetings   

Thanks again my friend for your attention to this photo , always a pleasure to read your comments , best regards

First sorry for the late reply my friend i was away from my PC a while vacationing in Ontario's Georgian Bay . Jim , i also believe lettering is bothersome/unnecessary unless it relates and is of help to the understanding of the image ...my understanding at the take then was to include the whole facade of the building thus showing the flag of the country, what the building stands for ( in red ) , the name of the town and the emergency number to call in case of the worst and what i thought was the most important element of all:  the red truck ... it makes sense Jim ,  considering the lack of one evident and verifiable subject  the eye of the viewer shifts from bottom to top and lingers in the middle long enough to be distracted ... without focusing on one particular element of the scene ... the scene is too general .. as a matter of fact it did not even cross my mind one single second that the 'antiquated' red truck could make a good subject by itself, i clicked twice recording the whole facade and i walked away ... a pity ... i cropped this one down to below the numbers to see what i could get ... huh ... nothing nice to look at  ... pixels the size of a golf ball ! Thank you Jim for your meaningful critique , it counts for me very much , my very best    

this is tiny Kraljeva Sutjeska 's fire station with its single and old fire truck

partly viewed behind the door. I thought of cropping the frame down to the

truck and door only or perhaps including the town name and phone number

in black as a second option but finally decided to go full frame with its red

matching letters..what do you think ?

Thanks a lot for your kind comments , really appreciated the time you have given to review this photo , best greetings

A different POV of the lovely Pointe des Monts Lighthouse , Quebec .

Click on the photo to view larger . Any critiques welcome

Thank you all for your friendly comments , much appreciated ! Best greetings 

Shipwreck in b&w , Baie Saint-Paul , Quebec .Click on photo to view larger

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Comments welcome

Thank you Christoph for your friendly comment,  i truly appreciate your amiable words , best regards , Carol  

Thank you Larry and Jeff for your very good comments , sorry for the late reply :  i moved into a new flat , still a bit busy sprucing the place up  ! I have such photo on my desktop Larry ( more of the bottom and top left out and as Jeff mentioned also showing more of the village to the right and the sea at left .. ) . It's my preferred version and is as good if not better but in the end  i opted not to submit that one ... generally those ultra panos ( mine i 'd say ) are not very popular among the viewers ..i displayed three or four on other sites which  barely generated any views let alone any comments/reviews at all , perhaps it's me fretting ..again hey.. but decided to go for a more conventional 16:9 format . Thanks again to both of you for taking the time to review this one , very much appreciated ! Best regards , Carol 

Thank you John for your kind appreciation , best greetings

An end of day panoramic view of some gaily painted wooden houses lining

up the road running along Petite Baie (Small Bay ) , Magdalen Islands ,

Quebec . Click on the image for better viewing , what do you think ?

Your comment is much appreciated Holger , thank you , my best regards

Thank you Pierre for stopping by and adding a beautiful comment , highly appreciated ! Best regards