Photos from Zambia - May2007
Jun 11th, 2007, 07:22 PM
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Photos from Zambia - May2007
Hi all - I've started loading some photos from my recent trip. I still have hundreds languishing on my Epson P2000. They don't seem to want to get onto my computer. Working on it. These are nothing fancy - just thought you might like to see what I saw! HoPe the link works and doesn't cause problems on the site....
Cheers,
Sharon
http://olympus.kodakgallery.com/Slid...cv8yo&Ux=1
Cheers,
Sharon
http://olympus.kodakgallery.com/Slid...cv8yo&Ux=1
Jun 11th, 2007, 07:56 PM
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Sharon,
Some nice images in good light.
I particularly like the buff from the canoe.
Which camp did you prefer Kiango or Tafika? How are John & Carol Coppinger going? Does John still take the micro-light up?
Geoff
Some nice images in good light.
I particularly like the buff from the canoe.
Which camp did you prefer Kiango or Tafika? How are John & Carol Coppinger going? Does John still take the micro-light up?
Geoff
Jun 11th, 2007, 08:03 PM
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Hi Sharon,
Loved your photos, especially the baby ellies. You have a shot similar to Eyelaser's with that little one trying to get up the riverbank, too cute!
Looks like a fabulous trip. Do you mind posting your itinerary here or a link if you have already posted it. And I will send along a pep talk to your other photos to get onto your computer.
Glad to see you on the board more often.
Loved your photos, especially the baby ellies. You have a shot similar to Eyelaser's with that little one trying to get up the riverbank, too cute!
Looks like a fabulous trip. Do you mind posting your itinerary here or a link if you have already posted it. And I will send along a pep talk to your other photos to get onto your computer.
Glad to see you on the board more often.
Jun 12th, 2007, 12:42 AM
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Some nice images there Sharon. What camera/lens combo? How has the bush recovered from the recent flooding?
We'll be at Kaingo & Tafika (15 nights) in 11 weeks. ;-)
Whether we recover our US$3000 deposit or not!
Cheers
Marc
We'll be at Kaingo & Tafika (15 nights) in 11 weeks. ;-)
Whether we recover our US$3000 deposit or not!
Cheers
Marc
Jun 12th, 2007, 04:20 AM
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HI Sharon, thanks so much for sharing these wonderful photo's. What camera and lens did you use?
My husband and I spent 2006 in the Luangwa Valley managing a camp - these photo's made us home sick for Zambia.
Cheers
My husband and I spent 2006 in the Luangwa Valley managing a camp - these photo's made us home sick for Zambia.
Cheers
Jun 12th, 2007, 05:37 AM
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Great pictures, especially the serval.
How did you get your photos in the separate Olympus section of Kodakgallery -- I have never seen the camera identified in the link? I'm not sure it has any relevance, but I'm curious? Thanks
How did you get your photos in the separate Olympus section of Kodakgallery -- I have never seen the camera identified in the link? I'm not sure it has any relevance, but I'm curious? Thanks
Jun 12th, 2007, 06:07 PM
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These are lovely pix! Just gotta ask about that Epson -- aside from your current frustration, are you glad you bought/brought it? I'm leaving (for Zambia) in three weeks and am on the cusp of the buy/don't-buy-the-Epson decision.
Jun 12th, 2007, 06:31 PM
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Forget the Epson, and buy the Jobo Giga View Pro Evolution. Yes, I know it's a mouthful, but if your shooting RAW, it's a better proposition than the Epson, much faster and better screen (IMHO) ;-). It is expensive and (sometimes) hard to get, the 40Gb model starts from US$450-470.
Some info/reviews here-
http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/re...ssage=16115019
BTW: I don't work for Jobo, just my opinion & experience ;-)
Cheers
Marc
Some info/reviews here-
http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/re...ssage=16115019
BTW: I don't work for Jobo, just my opinion & experience ;-)
Cheers
Marc
