Lenticular print of eagle

[P3D George Gioumousis <georggms@xxxxxxxxxx>]

On the puzzle of the lenticular print of the eagle, I'd like
to suggest that it might have been taken by a technique a 
friend and I practiced back in late high school and early
college.

We would go to the American Museum of Natural History on
Saturdays with our tripods and cameras and photograph the
wild animal dioramas. Considering neither of us owned an
exposure meter, we got pretty good at guessing. I recently
found a BW print from that period of a flock of flamingoes
flying into the sunset.

Sometime later, when in graduate school, I went with my
sister and photographed a stuffed wart hog in its den. I
was planning to post it on my lab's bulletin board, 
labelled with one of the professors' name, but I lost
my nerve. Probably just as well.
 
I'll be East this July. Maybe bring both the Nimslo and
the Wirgin and the tripod. I suspect the auto features 
of the Nimslo will give me trouble.

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