If it were up to me, it didn’t happen as I did not get around to snapping pictures as I was pretty busy hosting. But our new holography friend, Alan Frolichstein, did, and so here is a sampling of his images from the event.
Host and guest of honor in the living room:
Jeff Weil’s sampler of cards, etc. he has done, plus dichromated and polymerized Party Favors, courtesy of Rob Taylor of Forth Dimension, who mailed them to us as the weather was too rough for him to come up from Nashville!
Back in the lab, John Klayer points out the fine points of his cave holo-camera to party-goers Sue Hill and her guest on the left, Jim Smith on the right, conceptual architecture renderer extraordinaire, a co-conspirator of mine from Harrington College of Design. We tried to make a hologram of the debris on the table the next morning but under-exposed slightly.
John’s “Cave in a Book” is obviously blowing David Jonson’s mind!
For party fun, instead of Bobbing for Apples” or “Pin the Tail on the Donkey”, we set up and shot a true color, RGB, whatever color hologram on Liti/(Bayer?) Photopolymer, again courtesy of Rob Taylor. Here you can kind of see the He-Ne, the green beam, some of the blue, which is combined on the other side of the Styrofoam panel with the other two with a dichroic filter.
Somebody in the photo above is looking at the object and getting a pattern tattooed on their cheek.
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