ann sanfedele wrote:

>the black and white shots here :
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>http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=5597132
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correct link is:

http://www.photo.net/photodb/folder?folder_id=449168

ugh
ann

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>My IRL adventures that have kept me from chatting much here included 
>this little exhibit at
>an well-known NY eating establishment, The Comfort Diner (2 locations, 
>45th st and 23rd).
>The owner, Ira Freehof is a serious Scrabbler and all around great guy 
>who threw the
>most wonderful tourament / party at his 45th st location last Saturday.  
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>Only 32 players were there, in 4 divisions.  I came in second in my 
>division and won $100.
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>The exhibit of my photos of the old days was Ira's idea and he hired me AND
>gave me free entry to the tourney as payment for the exhibit.  
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>He asked for pics from the old days, especially pics of veteran players 
>who were playing in the
>tournament or attending it to help run the thing.
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>The problem was the photos were to be displayed on light-box lights.  
>I printed the photos on transparancy stock but the light was too strong 
>behind
>them - so I mounted them on brushed silver paper and then frosted 
>acetate - the
>photos were printed 8 1/2 x 11 but were on light boxes that were 
>slightly larger so
>light came out around the sides.  
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>But i have to say, printing on transparancy stock then just placing that 
>on white paper or
>silver paper without light coming from behind looks really great.  I 
>don't know how
>stable it is for long term display....
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>The photos at the restaurant were only intended to be up a day or two at 
>the most... and
>I hung them just before the tourney started -- the heat I would think 
>would keep one from
>wanting to exhibit them for long...
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>What was fun for me was seeing the reaction of the players to seeing 
>themselves on the wal
>as they were almost 30 years ago... 2 of the guys didn't recognize 
>themselves at all...
>and argued with me :)   one ultimately said he know it was him because 
>he recognized his shirt. lol!
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>ann
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