@Theleecher - I got CDMage, but you were correct in that it doesn't have any UDF capabilities. It looks to be a good program, however, and I've kept it for future needs. Thanks!

You could try CDMage, but it's been "dead" for ages, not sure if it has any UDF capabilities.
http://www.geocities.com/cdmage/frames.html

Don't bother with the CJB.net redirect that they say to bookmark, it's very dead, after CJB went all scumbag with spyware and drive-by downloads.

@BuBBy - I appreciate those links. I tried recoverytoolbox, but it would not even begin to read my CD. I tried the trial version of CDroller, and it did read the CD, however, it was the same as ISOBuster when time came to recover the photo directory. Payment required. But I did gain exposure to those programs in the process, and I thank you for that!

That's a tricky one - because most data recovery programs (that are any good) tend to be commercial/shareware. There are trials available but often they only display what "could" be recovered if you registered. Two free programs that I have in my toolbox are:

http://www.recoverytoolbox.com/cd.html
http://www.undelete-plus.com/

Another which is shareware/commercial - that looks good (which I haven't used before) is http://cdroller.com/ I am not sure what the shareware/trial limitations are though.

Would anyone know of a program that has the functions of ISOBuster, but is a completely freeware program? I downloaded ISOBuster, and it reads an old Cd of mine that wasn't closed out, however it will not extract the photos I had archived, that I would like to retrieve. That feature of ISOBuster requires that one pay for it. So, I'm looking for a program that will read a UDF CD which wasn't closed, and extract my Photo directory to HD.

Any pointers would sure be appreciated! Thanks.