The pool is approximately 28 feet long, 16 feet wide and is 5 feet deep in the center and 4 feet deep at the ends.

Hello,

may i know what is the image format might be best for your printer ? ( i recommend you check with the printing company for best results ) and i know its not my business but i believe this will cost a lot!!

Thank you and good luck

WOULD YOU PLEASE GUARANTEE THE PAYMENT

I've written the tile printing company and should have an answer within a few days. I'm guessing JPEG but it's a good question because I don't really know.

Not sure what this means? Are you talking about the $1,000?

Not really,I mean your project has a refund option

But I am on it anyways.Its an awesome project

The tile makers have said that the pool bottom photo would need to be around 90,000 X 50,000 resolution, NOT 20,000x20,000!!! Please adjust. Of course, such a file might be unwieldy for most artists' computers, and they are welcome to create multiple images at lower resolutions that assemble into a seamless larger image.

I'm looking for a photo realistic version similar to this: Hmnnnn...I can't seem to post images in this box. Anyone know how?

OK, having talked it over with a bunch of those who would be involved in its implementation, I realize that the images I want will take quite a bit of work to produce. So I'm changing the terms: The $1,000 will be awarded for the conceptual scene and then I will award $10,000 for the actual detailed scene with the appropriate resolution, shape adaptations, etc.