awt - Image is drawing sideways to screen (Java BufferedImage, WritableRaster) -

my code drawing image incorrectly. every time try guess what's wrong , fix it, arrayoutofbounds exceptions. array business mixing me up. need help. thanks!

(by way, need extract pixel values , store them can blur, sharpening, , other types of methods on data hand. i'm learning how image processing works.)

this code gives result (the image sideways when should right-side up):

this original image:

image.java:

package mycode;  import java.awt.image.bufferedimage; import java.awt.image.writableraster;  public class image {      public int height;     public int width;     public int image[][];      public image(bufferedimage openimage)     {         height = openimage.getheight();         width = openimage.getwidth();          image = new int[openimage.getwidth()][openimage.getheight()];         for(int x = 0; x < openimage.getwidth(); x++)         {             for(int y = 0; y < openimage.getheight(); y++)             {                 image[x][y] = 0xff & openimage.getrgb(x, y);                 debug.print(""+integer.tohexstring(image[x][y]));             }         }      } } 

refreshview(): (model.image instance of image class above.)

@override public void refreshview(graphics2d g2d) {        //draw background image.     if(controllerstate.inimagemode && model.image != null)     {         debug.print("drawing background image");         bufferedimage bufferedimage = new bufferedimage(model.image.width, model.image.height,                  bufferedimage.type_byte_gray);         writableraster wr = bufferedimage.getraster();          for(int x = 0; x < model.image.width; x++)         {             for(int y = 0; y < model.image.height; y++)             {                 wr.setpixels(0, x, model.image.width, 1, model.image.image[x]);             }         }         g2d.drawimage(bufferedimage, null, 0, 0);        } } 

it seems have classic x-y row-column mixup problem. think inside of loop want:

wr.setpixels(x, 0, 1, model.image.height, model.image.image[x]);