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I can but hope :)

I hear you Steve and I know no offense was meant but the thing is if all the older better togs left then just beginners and people without a clue would come here and that would make this a beginners site and nothing more:P Pleeeeeese Mods get this closed whilst everyone is laughing through gritted teeth.:D

That's best discussed in the V5 upgrade thread. This thread is for discussing a specific change to the voting system that was trialled a couple of months ago.

Ta. :)

I don't mind doing again although I've done it twice. But I won't be offended if you don't want me. :( Much :(

Should of mentioned, stock won't be here for a week but any orders will be shipped out straight away when the delivery comes.

Is this a real question? No - that's a rhetorical question.

Digital SLR user features EPZeenies quite a bit

Good suggestion, Dan... lol

Should of mentioned, stock won't be here for a week but any orders will be shipped out straight away when the delivery comes.

Video of the clothing is now available here.

Use a polariser. It'll give you the option to eliminate / minimize distracting reflections on the body. Wide angle stuff is, as stated earlier, quite cool to do but I personally like shots taken with a longer lens, 'flattening' the car. Can look a bit weird from some angles, but from the front and back they can can look pretty good. Pictures of reflections in any chrome work can look nice...

As long as your taller than her you can usually hold her at arms length and then she can't reach you. :d

Anybody know what those big and rather sinister-looking Russian limos were? The ZIL. There was also the Chaika, which is much smaller, but the black car which the KGB always whisked victims away in in the films. Another big Russian car was the Volga. I learnt to drive in one on the snowy roads of a Moscow winter... a big heavy car that was as keen to skate sideways in the deep snow as forwa...

If you are after letters to help you advance a potential career then don't bother with the RPS ones, get something more professionally recognised. If you're a portrait / social / wedding guy then the SWPP / BIPP / BPPA are good to get, if you're an aspiring press photographer then the NTCJ course in sheffied is good to go on, there are others for other areas of photography. If you're a bit of ...