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Last comments Sunset over Broughton fields155 viewsColin Pumfrett12/17/06 at 20:30Dean Eades: nice Bittern253 viewsMick West12/17/06 at 20:29Dean Eades: yep Bittern185 viewsMick West12/17/06 at 20:28Dean Eades: nice Bittern181 viewsMick West12/17/06 at 20:26Colin Smale: Well caught, nice pic. Dean Eades - SEO61 viewsWorlaby 16-12-06 shame we lost the light this afternoon ISO 800Dean Eades12/17/06 at 20:24uniomystic: its a shame that you have'nt lent me your lens... Sunset over Broughton fields155 viewsColin Pumfrett12/17/06 at 19:56Richard Pipe: lovely Colin Dean Eades - Robin77 viewsShowing we can still get some detail with high ISO 1250 F4 , IN VERY POOR LIGHT All taken with Canon30 300mm 2.8 1.4 ExtenderDean Eades12/15/06 at 19:41Dean Eades: Yes Dave, image stabilizer Dean Eades - Robin77 viewsShowing we can still get some detail with high ISO 1250 F4 , IN VERY POOR LIGHT All taken with Canon30 300mm 2.8 1.4 ExtenderDean Eades12/15/06 at 19:34uniomystic: Dean, is the Canon 300mm f2.8 your new toy ? It pr... Dean Eades - Robin77 viewsShowing we can still get some detail with high ISO 1250 F4 , IN VERY POOR LIGHT All taken with Canon30 300mm 2.8 1.4 ExtenderDean Eades12/14/06 at 19:07Russell Hayes: Dean, Are you sure about the 1250 ISO? the file ex... Treecreeper164 viewsTreecreeper - LincolnRussell Hayes12/11/06 at 18:29Mick West: nice one Russell dead whale Butterwick433 viewsviewed from Butterwick but near LevertonPaul Sullivan12/11/06 at 16:09Neil Smith: So far only Herring and LBB's. Definatley a Sp... dead whale Butterwick433 viewsviewed from Butterwick but near LevertonPaul Sullivan12/09/06 at 23:56gpc: hell of an Ivory Gull possibility here Treecreeper164 viewsTreecreeper - LincolnRussell Hayes12/09/06 at 00:01Richard Pipe: like that Russell November dawn from my back garden204 viewsuniomystic12/08/06 at 20:51uniomystic: thanks for all your comments, I could'nt sleep... Goosander129 viewsGoosander - LincolnRussell Hayes12/08/06 at 19:59Colin Smale: Nice one Russ Dean Eades - Goosander72 viewsBoultham parkDean Eades12/08/06 at 17:30Matthew Latham: nice one November dawn from my back garden204 viewsuniomystic12/08/06 at 16:27Colin Pumfrett: wow Great Spotted Woodpecker171 viewsCentral Park, ScunthorpeS and K Spavin12/08/06 at 00:03Dean Eades: spot on Simon November dawn from my back garden204 viewsuniomystic12/07/06 at 23:27Dean Eades: yep Dave how on earth did you manage this ? y... November dawn from my back garden204 viewsuniomystic12/07/06 at 22:56Mick West: Beautiful picture Dave Goosander63 viewsBoultham parkDean Eades12/07/06 at 17:28Dean Eades: cracking Birds Al Goosander63 viewsBoultham parkDean Eades12/07/06 at 00:17Alan Bowness: What a cool looking bird. Short eared Owl122 viewsRecord shot taken in dull and wet conditions at iso 1600. Alan Bowness12/06/06 at 23:32Dean Eades: Kestrel and woggum131 viewsgpc12/06/06 at 20:23Mick West: WOW!! How did you get this great shot? Short eared Owl114 viewsAlan Bowness12/05/06 at 01:01Alan Bowness: Thanks Neil. 17499 files on 700 page(s) 1 - 659 660 661 - 700 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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