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Crowd Appeal [Football Pictures]

© Dorothy Neumann

Crowd Appeal

Uploaded: September 19, 2004 03:25:11

Description

F 3.2, 1/1000 Sec., ISO 100. The Clemson Tigers football team enters the stadium they call Death Valley in their opening season game, and the crowd goes wild. Selective coloration used because almost everyone is wearing orange! In this Where's Waldo type photo, can you find the security guard?

Comments

Allan L. Whitehead September 19, 2004

Marvelous photograph and presentation, Dorothy, I love the detailing, the over-all imagry, and the selective coloring is a great idea, and extremely well done. Very well done, my friend - your friend, Allan

btw, he's left side just inside the frame about 1/3 of the way up (I used to be in the business, eh…) ''A', … #170332

Cathy Gregor September 19, 2004

This is great Dorothy! Your selective coloring is fantastic!
-cathy #790465

Dorothy Neumann September 19, 2004

Thank you Allan and Cathy. Cathy, this was a lot of work, and you can imagine my panic this morning when I thought I'd lost it! I was greatly relieved to find it so I didn't have to do it all over again. #790480

Kelly Abernathy level-classic September 19, 2004

Wonderful work Dorothy! I'm so glad you didn't lose it! And I love the shot too! Looks like fun! -K #790540

Leanne M.E. Boyd September 19, 2004

Excellent shot, Dorothy! I like your editing very much! #790632

Paul Conlan September 19, 2004

Great treatment of the photo Dorothy... it really makes it. I like it! #790754

Dorothy Neumann September 19, 2004

Thanks K, Leanne and Paul C. I know very little about football...but the experience of attending this game was unforgettable...the crowd was so exuberantand huge I could imagine being trampled if everyone panicked. #790825

Charlene Bayerle September 19, 2004

Fabulous Dorothy!!!!!! #790865

S J September 19, 2004

Super fantastic shot, Dorothy! I love the way you applied the selective coloring on the players! Very nicely done! #790908

Murry Grigsby September 19, 2004

Terrific computer work Dorothy! Looks exciting!! #791194

Dorothy Neumann September 19, 2004

Thank you Charlene, Sanjay and Murry. Yes, it was exciting, especially when the game went into double overtime. (Clemson won, by the way). #791303

Dan Holm September 19, 2004

Tremendous image, Dorothy! Your selective coloring on this is VERY creative and VERY well done!! Excellent work! #791403

Wendy M. Amdahl level-classic September 19, 2004

Just superb Dorothy! Your use of SC here is creative and perfect. Love everything about this shot! #791435

Dorothy Neumann September 19, 2004

Dan, Wendy, thank you for your encouragement and support. I appreciate your comments! #791546

Susan T. Evans level-classic September 19, 2004

awesome #791567

Dorothy Neumann September 19, 2004

Susan, thank you for your comment. I just took a quick peek through your gallery (I'm sure I must have looked before, but not recently). An awesome achievement...almost everything there a finalist or winner. Perhaps some day I'll develop that kind of consistency. #791614

Robin L. Wehrman September 19, 2004

This is excellent, Dorothy!` #791879

Sharon Day September 20, 2004

Wow, I think this is just excellent!!! I love the color only on the football players. This is really stunning. #793468

Dorothy Neumann September 20, 2004

Thank you Robin and Sharon. I'm glad you like it. #793472

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