Panorama Photo

This is very special - I am not even sure about the continent (I would exclude Australia and certainly Antarctica but knowing the "fernweh" of your bicycle not much more ...)

No, it is not Antarctica.
All the Australian tourists in Ushuaia had made at least the 4000$ cruise to Antarctica, and an English cyclist in Chalten told me that no, never he would have chosen the 4000$ "cruise of the poor": he had taken the 7000$ serious cruise disembarking everyday...
In any case, both solutions were widely beyond the financial reach of the poor Italian teacher.
Having mentioned Australia: not, it is not Australia.

Pediments and Sediment layers combined with the red colours remind me of your "Hoher Atlas" pictures; the green strip could be an oasis in a Wadii ...

Hmm, somewhere around (+500 km) the Four Corners Monument (Colorado x Utah x Arizona x New Mexico)? Greetings, Jan.

Yes, 4-corners seems also a good choice. Or somewhere in Chile ?

To the contributors:

I would say that the old rule of the thumb advising to stick with the first impression (Atlas) here proves to work fine.

P.S.: stay careful, however... Be aware that this statement comes from Crete, and recall the old Cretan Epimenides warning that every Cretan is a liar!

Thanks, Christoph, for reminding me of my own travel - I was just about to discard the riddle as South-American, which I have no clue about. Colours, geology, vegetation, villages and lastly the type and state of road are definitively the Moroccan Atlas.
@Alberto - After a quick Google Earth search and remembering your route end of March 2013, I would guess the N13 near Er-Rich, somewhere about 32.284N, 4.506W. Looking at neighbouring panos, this should be 30.03.2013.
Cheers, Martin
PS: Have never been in that part - looks like a nice suggestion.

Huge congrats!
So, while the Cretan "Hitze" of this afternoon slowly dissolves, I can already turn to the final titles!
Cheers, Alberto.

One day off with the guess, then. Gives me the opportunity to also praise the quality of the pano. I have often been admiring how clearly the geological layering is visible in these arid places, not covered by soil and woods. You have found a point where this fascinating feature of south Morocco is visible in all directions. Cheers, Martin

Bellissima proposta.

Intuitively I feel like the horizon isn't level in this Panorama (where I live it's more likely that poles aren't vertical than for the horizon to be not level), but I trust your skills! Interesting round'shot'! Cheers,

Augustin: I stitched this work more than one year ago, and at my age memory fades... moreover, I do not find any log file in the directory. But I remember some thought: Putting together the sacred (the far minarets) and the secular (the close poles, even assuming them to be trustworthy), by throwing their control points, unweighted, in what I expect to be no more than some least-squares approximation machinery, makes here even less sense than elsewhere.
So in Italy we say: among the two, the third wins, the third being of course Udeuschle... In Him I put all my hope that day!