My kaspersky is doing the same

WEll done ikillrocknroll good luck at the interview. If they want references send them to us at the forum. We will all chip in.

Will you have to change your brand of camera if you get the place? If so keep quiet!!

Dave

Perhaps the high street retailer is fighting back as Jacobs have also just opened a shop in Albion Street, Leeds.



They moved out years ago leaving big hole for Pentax users etc.

Dave

Jeff,

You have a pm.

Dave

Doik

I appreciate your help. Luckily the site is only about 40 minutes away and it is superb walking country.My turty hound always needs a very long walk.

Now where can I see the sea trout? I can see lots of challenges starting to develop.

Dave

Thanks for looking that up Doik.

However I am game to have a look.
As Polchraine said the general time for the upper reaches of the river Ribble is Mid Oct - mid November. On the same river lower down at Paythorne near Clitheroe the Sunday nearest the 20th November is traditonally known as Salmon Sunday. People pack onto the bridge over the river to watch the spectacle and then have lunch in the pub. (Fish and chips)
I have also checked some wildlife records (2007) and salmon were reported to be leaping around this time at these falls.

Dave

Thanks to all for your quick responses

Alan

Yes it is Stainforth and I am gong on Monday if you fancy a trip out. There are one two other intersting places for photos including the Hoffman limekiln.

Peter That was my worry that the bigma is unfortuatley slow.

Polchraine A useful set of suggestions, now I have to read the manual

Pentaxian Unfortunately the fishing round here is privately owned. Otherwise....

Amin it would have been great to have you along I am sure you would enjoy the calm of the Yorkshire Dales and the friendly people.

Any more suggestions gratefully received.

Dave

Hello peter

I have the 50 - 135 and a bigma 50-500

I think that I can get onto the bankside and be upto 20 feet or more away.

Dave

Tis the season for salmon to leap and I would like to get some shots with my new k20d. I think I have found a place a few miles away where I could see this specatacle from the river bank as they go up a short waterfall. What suggestions do you have for lens, camera settings etc....

Thanks

Dave

Include a bid to the Sports Council and claim that you are developing an integrated approach to the olympics.

Dave