Color management part 2--press fingerprinting

A motivational speaker once told me that it was vision with a capital "V" that made it possible for U.S.-born Gertrude Ederle to become the first woman to swim across the English Channel in the 1920s. She described how each time Ederle started to falter along the grueling 21-mile crawl through icy waters in gale winds, her coach would show her a photo of her landing site. By keeping a very specific pictorial reference of her goal in front of her, Ederle not only conquered the Channel, she beat the best men's time by two hours.