[SML] shadowbox photos

[William Knapp]

We used to do something like that in the basement production office of
Merce Cunningham Dance Company. We had a full sized plotter. And we ordered
a roll of acetate to print on. Then we'd print the photos big size and put
them in the "windows" of our production cubicles (which just looked out
onto the basement storage). Instant panorama.

On Fri, Mar 21, 2025 at 3:49 PM Steve Shelley via Stagecraft <
stagecraft at theatrical.net> wrote:

> Hi folks;
>
>
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> My old high school friend Bruce Thiel is retired from videography and has
> become an excellent nature photographer. His Instagram account @brucethielphoto
> shows a sampling of his work photographing scenes from Nebraska; I boast
> that he’s “the Ansel Adams of Nebraska.”
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>
> I’m trying to find a service that would construct his photos as
> translucent images in backlit frames. I did some searching for him a couple
> of years ago but the only viable internet-based business could easily
> convert his digital photo to translucent, but the backlit frame cost over
> $400!!
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> Does anyone have a business at hand that converts a high-res 24 x 36
> digital photo to translucent, with a backlit frame to create a shadowbox,
> for less than that?
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> Thanks in advance,
>
>
>
> Steve
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