Therese Alshamar smiled for me

June 26th, 2006 * Comments(0)

Arguably the most good looking woman in world class swimming (wait… there is no argument about it. She is the most beautiful swimmer!) smiled in my direction.    

 

Here are some of the others that appeared in Radovljica for the Mobitel 2006 meet where Alenka Kejžar officialy ended her career (it was actually over two years ago at the olympic games in Greece). She is currently a teacher/coach in Bangkok, Thailand.

Therese Alshamar

Therese Alshamar (SWE) before the 50m fly final

 

Svetlana Karpeeva (RUS) & Anja Klinar (SLO), 200m medley

 

unknown, probably 200m medley

 

Mark Foster of GB, the living legend (you can tell by the thinning grey hair)   striptease after the 50m fly final

 

Jernej Godec & Bart Kizierowski (both swimming for UC Berkeley), 50m fly final

Jernej Godec, Bart Kizierowski

Cooling down in summer heat

June 25th, 2006 * Comments(0)

If you’re like me and can’t stand the heat then I suppose you already know this little trick… pick a nice, cool (some might say cold) river and go for a swim.

 

Judging by current water temperatures (by ARSO) your best bet in Slovenia is a choice of the following three:

Kamniška Bistrica @ very comfy 8.3°C (about 46°F), should be around 5°C at the source

Soča @ very elegant 9.6°C  (49°F), around 7-8°C at the source

Idrijca @ bordering on tepid 10.2°C (50°F)

 

Of course there are many other nice (hopefuly secret) places to go for a quick cooling dip but these three actually have a enough water for a proper swim.

 

And just to test if the video works… here’s one of me and Dina from yesterday. We chose number two from the above list.

Photo critique on the net

June 25th, 2006 * Comments(0)

Ever wondered what would happen if some of the greatest photographers started posting their photos on internet forums?

Mike Johnston was bored one morning… (satire alert!)

gotta love this one:
Much too dark exposure and not sharp. I suppose you may say that you tried to make it unsharp but what the hell’s the point in that. I like things sharp. Maybe you should study some other peoples’ photographs here on this forum and get an idea of what a good photograph should look like. **

 

I suppose this goes well with A Phone Call To Arnold Newman I wrote about earlier.

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