Very artsy. Reminded me immediately of those TV-top lights in the olden
days, you know, where they were used to ward off evil eye strain.
Using a 16-bit display here makes this appear very different from the
24-bit version also, I'm sure.

Ken wrote:
> 
> Who dat ?
> 
>    This image depicts an American Indian a top a speeding horse.
>  As this is the day of the height field I thought it was appropriate.
>  In this case the Hf object, processed in a similar fashion as that
>  used by Jim Kress, was used in a csg operation on the face of a box.
>  Everything in the room is lit by indirect lighting and radiosity was
>  used to help with the overall color of the image. I know it is dark
>  but it was intentional.
> 
>    If you go to the home page of Jim Kress you can see the original
>  image the horse and rider were extracted from. Thanks Jim :)
> 
>  Comments are invited.
> 
>  --
>  Ken Tyler
> 
>  mailto://tylereng@pacbell.net
> 
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>  [Image]

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