Greetings,
Today I have meetings all day so here is just a quick post.
On Wednesday I went up to The Conversion of Saint Paul Shrine to check on the progress of the painting Mother Mary Thomas is working on written about on the blog several times. She is still plugging away.
Below you will see a Plain Dealer reporter and photographer. There is a story coming and I was told, "You are going to blog on this are you not?" The thing is, I am not sure exactly what I am allowed to blog yet. There has been no official announcement concerning the thing that I am not telling you and I am pretty darn sure I am not to have the first exclusive so as the say, "Keep your eyes and ears open" and say a prayer for Mother Mary Thomas.
There is going to be a reproduction of the painting made but the question is, "How do you get a picture of it without distortion in order to reproduce it accurately?" Below you will see one attempt (which unfortunately did not work out because it would have been a boat load of fun.) They used one of St. Sebastian's pictures as an experiment flying a drone with a camera over it in Zwisler Hall.
(Being a priest is so much fun.)
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Hello Father! I am very familiar with a method that will work for paintings too large to scan. Feel free to reach out to me if I can be of any help.
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