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The stage itself wasn't anything special, but it was a little creepy at the foot of it.
The Arcadia Opera House was constructed in 1906, one of the first buildings rebuilt after most of Arcadia burned down in late 1905. The opera house was, as the name suggests, a venue for various performers and musical acts, from vaudeville to blackface. As motion pictures grew popular, a screen and projection room was added and movies were shown on a regular basis.
I don't know much about the later history of the place. I assume movies were no longer shown after the late 40s or early 50s and I don't know when the opera house ceased to be a venue. Fortunately, the building is very well-preserved. Small shops occupy the ground floor while the second floor, home to the theater, is now an antique store with a special section dedicated to the history of the Arcadia Opera House.
I don't often take inside pictures, but this place was pretty cool.
Oak Street, Arcadia.
Apparently - I am a Kodak Junkie too! I was supposed to help Dad find more room in the barn - but could not recommend he let go of these gems - we sent two to the recycling department - and kept three - the keepers all work!
A small portable audio-visual projection system, packaged into a suitcase, complete with a record player, as seen in the photography exhibition at the Deutsche Technikmuseum, Berlin.
Taken on a 7D with a projector lens in a home made mount (body cap with a tube glued to it and lined with velvet).
Last night it hit me: my projector doubles as an incredible lighting tool. All I had to do was bump up the ISO and the shutter speed and these are all perfect SOOC.
The color comes from the projector light which appears white to the human eye but looks like this when captured at 1/3200 of a second.
this projector is used at the Science Center in Nagoya Japan which boasts the largest planetarium screen in the world. The facility itself is an impressive giant sphere suspended between two buildings.
Forgot the name of the project. But this one was a single board CPU running Puppy Linux and interface to view presentations / docs / play movies etc. I loved this very much since the kit was just the size of a book. They had plans of using a Mobile charger kind of power supply unit and hence avoided mounting the SMPS into the kit, there by reducing size and weight
This is the Spitz AP3 planetarium projector. The large ball has about 1500 very tiny holes drilled in it (some of the larger holes have tiny little lenses on them.) and projects on the planetarium dome above.
This projector is installed in the Hammond Planetarium at Henry Ford Community College in Dearborn Michigan.
The stars in the background are being actively projected as I'm taking this shot.
Working on a prototype for a projection installation. This is an early mock up projected onto my bedroom wall.
The generator is on a long extension cord so as no move the noise away from the theater area. This was preparing to show three HIV/AIDS prevention movies in a PNG village.
The Dirty Projectors play the second Pool Parties show of the summer, June 20, 2009.
For Blender
Do not use without permission.
(spinning an endless circle series)
slide installation. time: endless
mixed media: film, slide and sound
>> HP
Our first Drive In movie for the summer of 2014. We started a new tradition last year with drive in movies and this year we started early. We brought dinner and played around playing catch and dragons of course..... movie of the night? How to Train Your Dragon 2.