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Submitted by: Frank Carstensen

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Rated Rated Excellent (5.4) with 115 votes.

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Global class! 6 It doesn't get better than this!
Excellent 5 A really great image in all respects
Above average 4 Most aspects are really good
Average 3 OK motif, OK technique but not impressing
Below average 2 This has some good elements but too few
Not good 1 This is a bad picture - technically and content wise
Stinks! 0 It doesn't get worse than this!
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From: Ruan Hinze  Link
Submitted February 19th 2009

Hi Martin,

I can see it now - thanks,

It was only this image...all others i could see without problems...

Regards,

Ruan


From: Korrie Broos · korrie·at·caneworld.co.za  Link
Submitted February 18th 2009

Every time I read a comment on this photo I think it is like one of those prank videos.
No matter how I tried, never have been able to see the photo.
Manage to see the screen dump, but that is all.
Someone must be having serious laughs. ;) :)


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From: Martin Joergensen · martin·at·globalflyfisher.com  Link
Submitted February 18th 2009

Gang,

Found the error - the image was CMYK-color an not RGB. Many browsers cannot show CMYK-images. It's now converted, and should work. Enjoy the image, which is indeed a great photo.

Martin


From: Morten Thomsen · morten61·at·hotmail.com  Link
Submitted February 18th 2009

Hi Martin
I agree this is a great shot.

FYI I couldn't see the photo with IE either, neither the link you provided.
With Firefox there were no problems.

Morten


GFF staff comment
From: Martin Joergensen · martin·at·globalflyfisher.com  Link
Submitted February 17th 2009

Ruan,

Really strange! Only this image or all user's Pix images?

Can you see this if you click on the link?
http://globalflyfisher.com/pix/20080924/99a67362bbb6.jpg

That is the clean image file being shown.

Martin


From: Ruan Hinze  Link
Submitted February 17th 2009

Hi Martin,

I can not see it either...am a Windows user... tried it on IE 6 and 7 , as well as on Chrome.... the image remains blank...... but in your screen print I can see it...

Regards,

Ruan


GFF staff comment
From: Martin Joergensen · martin·at·globalflyfisher.com  Link
Submitted February 17th 2009

Kevin,

Strange that you can't see the image... it's showing nicely here in any browser I can dig out on my computer: Firefox, Chrome and even IE. Haven't tried Safari or Opera. Are you a Mac user?

Well, just to prove that it's there, here's a screen dump:



Martin


From: Kevin Cox · ktcktc·at·gmail.com  Link
Submitted February 16th 2009

Yip- I am afraid that I cannot see it either! Wish I could!


GFF staff comment
From: Martin Joergensen · martin·at·globalflyfisher.com  Link
Submitted November 21st 2008

Dear Anonymous,

The image works fine here... It's a dark image, but clearly visible.

Martin


From: Anonymous  Link
Submitted November 21st 2008

Am I the only one who can not see this picture ? have tried it on 3 PC's from 2 different locations .... according to the ratings it should be a great picture....


From: Frank Carstensen  Link
Submitted September 25th 2008

Thanks for the flowers, Martin!


GFF staff comment
From: Martin Joergensen · martin·at·globalflyfisher.com  Link
Submitted September 24th 2008

Frank,

That's an amazing picture! Global Class in my optics.
Well composed with a fascinating perspective - and just beautiful.
Well done!

Martin



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