Please feel free to critique this image. I was in downtown Salt Lake City during the Olympics. I am native to Utah, USA and was at the Olympic Fountian around 11:30 pm. There are often kids that play in the fountain. At 10F the kids have a ball in the fountain. The water is heated and the water presentation is put to music. Very impressive to watch...and sometimes fun to participate also.

Please let me know what you think of this image

http://www.leica-gallery.net/lux/image-25118.html

If anybody knows how to post an image in the body of the text please let me know.

Thanks all!

-- Rob Schopke (schopke@attbi.com), March 05, 2002

Answers

Try this:

-- Jack Flesher (jbflesher@msn.com), March 05, 2002.

Okay, that didn't work... BUT I really like the image -- lots of tension!

-- Jack Flesher (jbflesher@msn.com), March 05, 2002.

Maybe this will work...

-- Jack Flesher (jbflesher@msn.com), March 05, 2002.

-- Rob Schopke (schopke@attbi.com), March 05, 2002.

How come it got cut off on the top? Nice pic by the way, I liked how the kid was mirrored in the monitor of the top part of original pic.

-- James (snodoggydogg@hotmail.com), March 05, 2002.

OK that was dumb, the top part was actually a thumbnail hehehe! *grin*

-- James (snodoggydogg@hotmail.com), March 05, 2002.

Test

-- Rob Schopke (schopke@attbi.com), March 05, 2002.

Test No. 2

-- Rob Schopke (schopke@attbi.com), March 06, 2002.

Victory! I figured it out! Thanks Jack!

-- Rob Schopke (schopke@attbi.com), March 06, 2002.

Yes, Rob; great image.

Makes me thing of "An Orange Clockwork", remember that?. Don't ask why, but it does.

It is a pitty that Scala is not available here. For me it represents the optimun solution to my needs: you get back right what you did with your camera and it is B&W.

Thanks for sharing !

-Iván

-- Iván Barrientos M (ingenieria@simltda.tie.cl), March 06, 2002.

"Clockwork Orange"? Must be the syntactical differences between Spanish and English!

-- Preston Merchant (merchant@speakeasy.org), March 06, 2002.

Another tilted photograph of someone from behind in black and white. Ho-Hum. Yawn.

-- mister anonymous (anon@anon.com), March 06, 2002.