John, I'm sure you are right! But presumably, it would need another picture to bring out that aspect... In my opinion, good photographs very often single out one tiny detail in reality, which is much more erffective then trying to "show it all". Selective focus blurs most of the image, black and white films or monochromes drop most of the colour information and, of course, you always lose the data from the other senses (sounds, taste, smell...). In your picture I could almost smell those fumes - even though the sensation may have been a bit more sulphuric than the original ;-) Laurenz ----- Original Message ----- > John Mason: > > > Hell? It would seem that way--smoke, fire, noise, > diabolical machines.... On the other hand, the people > at the races--young and old, black and white, men and > women--are extraordinarily friendly and relaxed. > Thanks very much. > > Best, John > > Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now. > http://mailplus.yahoo.com > >
