i even tried a search for this picture at google, did not even find one single match...
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Google image isn't reliable as it relies on the address of the image, I think
yes, but not the picture included, just checked it. Maybe the alternative future do not own this kind of art :-)
^Not necessarily. They probably don't do that with every single thing. Also, they sometimes go to an existing set/structure for a couple scenes. They may not have bothered to tag it. They probably do what you just described for stuff that shows up frequently.
I also mean to ask- know how some of those involved on the technical side of Trek production like Rick Sternbach posts here time to time? Wonder if there is anybody on the board who may be familiar with artwork that was used as a prop. I won't expect a small random object to be remembered, but that thing should be memorable to someone responsible for setting up artwork for a scene?
I also mean to ask- know how some of those involved on the technical side of Trek production like Rick Sternbach posts here time to time? Wonder if there is anybody on the board who may be familiar with artwork that was used as a prop. I won't expect a small random object to be remembered, but that thing should be memorable to someone responsible for setting up artwork for a scene?
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They don't usually sell authentic Trek props for sixty bucks either.
No , it relies on image recognition. I often use it with images stored on my computer..
Perhaps the google image didn't recognize it since it's a photograph of the framed art, not an copy of the art itself....
I have an idea....damn. it didn't work. I tried using a screenshot of the art itself without showing the frame, the floor and all.
You're right, it complicates matters. You have to take a picture as straight as possible.
Yeah, I tried it after fixing the distortion as well. No luck.
https://www.google.com.au/search?tb...In8AOleLyaI2NBxswsNGuwPL134jt9rUhNT6&hl=en-AU
Is this in Las Vegas?
I just had a crazy thought. What if it was part of the old Star Trek Experience? I don't remember Voyager stuff when I visited it, but I believe they updated it time to time before it was closed for good.
Maybe those are the initials A.S. on the painting, maybe not. But Star Trek: Voyager's Property Master had the initials A.S.: Alan Sims. His union page (link below) has an email address, maybe he knows it - or at least could tell you if it was not used on the show. He also worked on TNG, The A-Team, and NCIS, among other shows.
His Memory Alpha page
His IMDB page
His book about Star Trek props
His Union Page
Acccording to IMDB's Star Trek: Voyager page, there was another Art Department crew member with the initials - the Construction Coordinator, Al Smutko.
I dunno, maybe it can help.
His Memory Alpha page
His IMDB page
His book about Star Trek props
His Union Page
Acccording to IMDB's Star Trek: Voyager page, there was another Art Department crew member with the initials - the Construction Coordinator, Al Smutko.
I dunno, maybe it can help.
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Yeah, I tried it after fixing the distortion as well. No luck.
It did get you very similar images though.
Usually, I'd agree. But this is ostensibly a set piece first, and a piece of art second. The props dept was always adding in little inside jokes in the details. LCARS panels have all sorts of crew names and things on them, for instance. But yeah, who knows.
I really hope you find out.
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