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Thanks Mark.

Mark I have an Australian friend who is planning a trip to Scotland (once Covid-19 is resolved) They really enjoyed your production. Could you share where, and when (in terms of month) you found the puffins. Also the landscape images, were they from widely dispersed areas, along a particular route? Thanks

Wonderful photography. Haven't been to Scotland for way too many years, may I need to go again!!

Its there now Thx

Can't find a link to the production

I doubt if it is what you have in mind as it is not a "template", or "style", but about 15-16 years ago (With a very early version of PTE) I did a Family Tree set (106) of PTE AV's that connected with each other via Objects. I gave CD copies to all, but no one in the family bothered to look at it, so I ended up publishing a book of it. The individual images/pages were done in PhotoShop. I've attached a four sample images/pages. (also in the AVs/book were letters, newspaper stories, pictures of heirlooms etc.) The full book can be seen at: https://www.blurb.ca/books/9680792-robertson-family-tree It obviously was too complex a presentation to upload to the web in SLIDESHOW.

Scary situation for sure. Your production would certainly get the story across on FB. I can't answer your embeding question, but I have a suggestion for future productions. I had difficulty reading the text during the playing, I had to stop the video to read it. Perhaps a less "fancy" script or plainer font and use a more contrasting colour might help.

Stranger2156/Paul: My comment re adding thickness as the pages turn was made as my being very picky. Your suggestion of opening the book "in the middle" would work quite well

Aleina: You put a lot of work into that book! Congratulations on the result. Somethings that could be done differently (Obviously this is subjective, no problems with the way it is now): - Your animal gifs(?) and other clip art have a lot of action to them, so much so that I found myself being distracted by them. Perhaps a little less bounce?? - This is really picky and likely should be ignored, but if one looks at the book as the pages are being turned, there is no progress being made. The left side is always one page thick, the right side is several pages thick. Is there a way to add thickness to the left and subtract thickness on the right? As I say, this is extremely picky. Congratulations again, well done

Very nicely done. Trés bien Pere

Very nicely implemented. I particularly like the background being out of focus and does not "fight" with the subject.

Well done Lin! You travelled to a lot if great places

Hi MUR Title certainly stands out more. Maybe angle it a bit? The position of the flowers, particularly the one on the left is much better. I don't remember, in version one, the plant stem with the flowers standing out as much as it does in version 2. The background is soft and muted, while the stem is sharp. The two don't seem to blend as well as I recall from ver 1. I like the way the stem twists a little as the buds open.

Well done Mur. Two suggestions: 1. I found the title difficult to make out. Maybe make the white thicker or a different font? Different colour maybe, but white should work. 2. I would prefer to see the lower left flower not be cut off at the bottom. I found it bothersome and distracting - likely because I have had it drilled into me in photography courses to not cut things at the frame edge. If you could move it a bit higher and to the left, I think there is room for it.

Very nice Dom. Haven't seen you lurking around for a long time. The city today must look completely different without many people out and about.

Nice video, images and music. (Based on some of the pictures, should I assume you live in Australia?)

Very nicely done Lin.

Very well done !!!

Gee Lin, only 36,200???? Nice going Lin and PTE

Well done !!

Maureen: I rec'd two emails re the show. One link did work, the other didn't. There was one email that said 16x10, I think that one had the link that worked

Beautiful production, as always, Maureen!! Lovely early morning/late afternoon light in many of the images. Well chosen music.

well done Lin

Nicely done Lin

Nicely done Lin