Lido Deck by junge1
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Lido Deck, Carnival 'Freedom'. This picture was taken on 2 July 2007.
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Comments (48)
Wonderful capture!!
MARAVILLOSA FOTOGRAFIA. Gino Bossoleti
~Awesome~ Pure Fun :-} FABULOUS!!!
Amazing that they can accomodate so many folks in such limited space...
My gosh, is it really like this??? That's like... well, its too much activity! I think if I ever get a chance to do a cruise, I have to go alone on something a whole lot smaller and a whole lot less ... stuff. Great shot! Amazing. I never would have guessed all this was on a cruise ship.
Magnifique photo!
Very atmospheric Sig, you have managed to capture the cruise holiday atmosphere perfectly. Something I have never even thought of doing, simply because I couldn't cope being cooped up with all these other people. I do however understand the attraction with visiting different ports seeing all the different places the ship visits. Much like a coach trip though, you are time restricted for each port of call, a lot of places could well be restricted by the tides as well. In each case you are only allowed a few hours on shore. I have a couple of friends, a married couple both in their mid 80's and they love going on cruises, two a year as long as I have known them. Eric is still fit and active and loves 35mm slides, his wife Barbara is disabled with mobility problems and needs an electric scooter to get around. When in port Eric goes of on the site seeing whilst Barbara remains on board ship. She has to wait until they get back home to enjoy it fully, Eric usually gives us a slide show when they get home. So I can see both pro's and con's for the cruise holiday, it's just not for me. Superb work, the image is so busy with so much to see, especially if you zoom, and all those people there enjoying themselves can't be wrong, it must be me. Lol. #;0) Outstanding image. Bravo!!!!!
Great shot, but, o horror, to be there!
The phrase that comes to my mind without reading other comments yet is, "...every size and shape". You've captured the atmosphere very well. Like the fact you've left this big for a really big full-size view. Bill
great shot but too many people for my taste of a vacation thanks for sharing i bet u had fun
Great shot. I wish i had thought of it when i was on the Liberty. The lido decks look so similar including the stand which sells the books on towel folding!
what a crowd ! Nice scene and capture
When I first saw th top of your thumbnail, I thought I was looking at a scientific base on top of a mountain. That's what happens with middle aged eyes. I think you caught an excellent scene of people in all sizes and shapes enjoying themselves. After checking the full size view I see that there are several ladies who would make fine models for a photo or painting!
ah as I said like a little city...to me it would be to many people on one limited spot...smile...so I guess I will never have this view personally...
Wow, now that's a crowd!!!
A really great shot of part of the cruising experience. Looks like some potential photographic subjects might be enjoying the sun, too.
Fantastic and very beautiful capture, dear Sigfried !!! "V":5++++++ Hugs :) Klasse !!!
the lady on the lower left with shades looks like she has spotted you and is trying to give her best pose