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When Hollywood Ruled The Skies - Volumes 1 through 4 by Bruce Oriss


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Here are some of mine, using a Nikon D-50 and a tripod.
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Now THAT'S what I'm talkin' about!

Great shots, Chris! Once I get back to work, I'm gonna have to start saving up for a good camera..I think I've about reached the limits of the capabilities of my cheapies.

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Don't sell your self short, you did a great job with that camera. If you need help getting a camera when it is time, let me know. I can help. There is also a ton of knowledge on the subject here here on the WIX.

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Terrific Shots!!!! Can you get one of Bockscar from that glass enclosed area up behind the plane? I don't know what that is but it would be neat to see a shot of the plane from the top.

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Yeah thatr is just a meeting room. It is where they do your orientation as a volunteer or any small meetings. I can get a pic in there no problem my next time down. I have a pic from inside the cockpit of Boxcar as well.

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