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Looks like an Olympus OM-1 to me, I agree with Nikon Man :D

Thanks again, all. I'll take a look at Bob's Books. I'm also perhaps erring towards Blurb, as they print from pdf's, which would allow me to design the book in InDesign rather than use some useless software. Maybe some others allow that too?

Thanks for the feedback, people :thumbs:

Does nobody have any experience printing photobooks then :( ? Anything good or bad you've heard would be helpful :) Any opinions on Blurb's stuff?

I recently did some shots for a couple I know and would like to give them some images in a photobook. I generally do all my printing at a small place local to me but they don't do photobooks. I was after some suggestions for online printing places that will do a good job - I don't mind...

Very nice image :)

Thanks for the comments, everyone :) 350D, 70-200 2.8 L IS and 580EXII. EXIFs are included in all of them if you've got a browser viewer.

These are a few of the shots from Saturday. The first one is just to show the conditions - that's somebody else that was lost on the beach 9 10 11 12

These shots are from the Sunday. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

I've been doing lots of lurking, but jeez, I haven't actually posted in ages :eek:. Very remiss of me :bat: So I was down at Donna Nook with a few friends yesterday and today. I've had an ear infection over the last week and not had much sleep because of it, so setting off at 3am wasn't great...

Cheers guys :) Yeah, now you mention it, it might not be as sharp as the others. I do have lots of other ones of that bird, I just liked the pose from that shot.

Went to Thorpe Perrow Arboretum today and the bird of prey and mammal centre there (though there weren't many mammals :p). The falcons and owls were great and I caught two displays. Anyway, loads of portraits mainly, but I still like them. Canon 350D with Canon 70-200 2.8 L IS and Canon 2x...

Yeah it was a bit tricky. I do agree with you both, though - 3 is my favourite too.

Hmm. Just been having a look over those tripods - extremely tempting. Don't happen to have any slightly bigger images of them, do you, Joe (or someone that's got one :))?

Yeah, they are pretty blank but that's what it looked like really and that's what I was trying to get across. Without the snow, Cold Moor doesn't really make a particularly interesting photo. Oops that one slipped through my net, thanks. It's water on the lens - as fast as I was trying to get...