Submitter's name:	Doro Rapp
Title:	The Ball
Gear used:	E-1, 11-22 @22
Diaphragm:	f10
Shutter speed:	1/400
ISO:	100
Subject information:	Next to our new Gehry Museum MARTa they put up this "Ball" by Luciano Fabro, together with the poem "The Ball" by R.M Rilke written in huge letters on the street leading to the museum.
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Comment left by: Olaf Greve (no e-mail specified)

Wow, very cool effect! Great sky as well...

Comment left by: Chris Barker (ftog@threeshoes.co.uk)

That's class, a fantastic juxtaposition of the real and the reflected. Is that what digital does for you: make you an artist? :-)

Comment left by: Iwert (no e-mail specified)

Very nice! Almost 4-D in stead of 3-D! And also well done that the photographer is not reflected! (and it shows how to get a fisheye effect on an e-1)

Comment left by: Dean Tyler (dtyler@hbiamerica.com)

Great shot. With the sky stretched on the ball, it all most looks like the ball is rotating. BTW, you should go back with your E-1 and stich some photos. I would love to see it!!

Comment left by: Doro (no e-mail specified)

Thanks for the nice comments :). @Chris: about artistry... you'll soon find out for yourself, but I hope I've been a little artistic with my OMs too.. @Iwert: got another one with photographer and manhole cover included :) @Dean: ok, what kind of panorama would you like?

Comment left by: Wiliam Wagenaar (wiliam@zeelandnet.nl)

Very nicely done. I don't see the photographer reflected in the ball. The whole picture makes an "artsy" impression to me.

Comment left by: Roy Talbot (rtalbot@laborready.com)

This is a great photo. Caught my interest right away. Now I need to go out and buy an E-1 since I have about 35 Zuiko lens to use.

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