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[quote]QUOTE: Bob: Your photography setup is almost identical to what I had set up on my work table just half an hour ago! The major difference is that I was shooting with a very old 35mm SLR so I'll have to wait a few days to see my results. (A few days because I'm a procrastinator...the first few frames of this roll were taken on a cruise to Alaska last June. [:p] ) [/quote] I have a small table in an adjoining room where I normally take my photos, using photofloods. But the shots of the weathered Climax were intended to be just quickies and I did not bother to use the other room. I was quite pleased with the way the single flurorescent lamp lighted the model. Hey! I was on a cruise to Alaska last June too! My wife and I left from Seattle on June 27th, returned on July 4th and stayed for the NMRA convention there. We were on the MS Amsterdam, had a great time! I used two small point and shoot film cameras on that trip, as I did not want to haul my larger digital camera around . One camera was 35mm, and the other was a Canon Elph APS model - I was able to carry them in their cases atached to my belt, one reason for taking them. I shot the APS film using the panoramic mode most of the time, giving me large 4" by 10" prints - especially impressive when shooting the glacier at the upper end of Glacier Bay! Bob Boudreau
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