Are there no photolabs nearer to your location you could go to? Maybe mere green or knowle photographic? Failing these yes the epson range are good as suggested above. But why not go bigger and get a 24" printer so you could do your own canvas prints too. Something like a 7890?
I agree with the comments about cropping, I would have made it more of a pillar box shape (more wide than long) so the focus was more on the care and less dead space.
The question you have to ask yourself is would the printer make you your money back above what you're investing. If it's not being used regularly then the nozzles can get clogged and then need to be cleaned and this uses ink. The cartridges aren't the cheapest. If you have a demand then go for...
It could be either the autocorrect function on the software that they're using or the red-eye correction. If they know their machines, they should be able to turn this off and it should print without the imperfections.
If you cant see it without the lens on then the problem must be at the back of the lens or the front glass of the lens. If you've already had a look at the front, then the problem is most definitely at the back and you will need to clean it with caution of doing it yourself.
When I clicked this I thought, "Oh great some quick snaps with a description attached" but the photos are very engaging and work very well independently as well as together. Brilliant series.
Wherever you enjoy something you will always get haters. Here is my 2p worth. Get into a habit of entering competitions, get people to look at and critique your photos. Anybody can take a photo, but only a few can take a good photo and even fewer take an amazing photo. Facebook is a way to show...
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