Fun with GraphicConverter

[Greg the dogsitter]

I have six photographs that were taken at the old submarine ride at Disneyland; the area is being converted into a Finding Nemo attraction.

Wanting to make these images into one large image, I put them into GraphicConverter, using the Merge Folder into One Image function.

It seems this function doesn't do what I wanted, but I still like the effect:

[mattkime]

hey, thats kind of interesting.

[M A V I C]

Reminds me of some stuff I did a few years ago.

[MacGurl]

Wow - that came out kinda neat!
Another artist in the family.

Kathy

[BLeonard]

That's cool. I never noticed that feature.

[Mike Johnson]

People would pay money for a print of that just as it is. Since it's got a vintage Disney connection, they'd pay more.

I'm using it for my desktop background. Hope you don't mind!

[jonny]

ugg! finding nemo??

[Mike Johnson]

[quote jonny]ugg! finding nemo??
First, since the submarines have been this giant empty pit for about ten years, any progress is good.

Second, Imagineering is now headed by none other than John Lasseter, formerly of Pixar. There's no way he'd let a Finding Nemo ride -- his first big project at Disney, I think -- be anything less than superb.

[RAMd®d]

Excellent points, Mike.

Does this preclude a submarine experience, though?

At a quick glance, GtDS's pic looks vaguely Pollack-esque.

[Racer X]

[quote Mike Johnson][quote jonny]ugg! finding nemo??
First, since the submarines have been this giant empty pit for about ten years, any progress is good.

Second, Imagineering is now headed by none other than John Lasseter, formerly of Pixar. There's no way he'd let a Finding Nemo ride -- his first big project at Disney, I think -- be anything less than superb.
That is NO exageration. On my honeymoon in Disney World in '97, they were empty.