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Those of you who read
European birdwatching magazines or identification books based on photos
(e. g. Flight Identification of European Seabirds), will sooner or later
encounter Göran Ekström's name, as his photos are widely used
in such publications.
Most
recently, Göran has been responsible for the photographic research
of the CD-ROM 'Birds of the World' (by Lars Larsson et al.), which contains
more than 13 000 photos of 3600 species. The CD-ROM was recently reviewed
in Birding World (3/2003 p. 130). Further information on it can be found
at www.birdsoftheworld.org
Do
not hesitate to contact Göran if you are looking for high quality
photos. By agreement, he can provide you with low resolution digital images
via e-mail or (if many) on a CD, before you order high resolution photos,
which then will be provided on a CD in a format enabling printing in magazines,
journals and books.
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about Göran Ekström
Born:
1956, Karlstad, Sweden.
Family: Two sons
Lives: In Väse, near Karlstad, in south Sweden.
Equipment: Digital photo enthusiast since year 2002.
Canon D10, 300:2.8 + 1.4x-extender.
Favourite places: Too many to list – all around
the World! Following places deserve mention: Israel (10),
China (5), Morocco (3), Ethiopia (3), USA (2) and India (2).
Next trip: No trips abroad planned yet.
Email: Göran
Ekström
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Dan Mangsbo is a keen
birder who has digiscoped for years. His excellent photos are often seen
in Swedish magazines and on birding web sites. When Dan visited Senegal,
Poland, Iceland, Catalonia and several other countries he both digiscoped
and took pictures with a digital system camera. You are welcome to contact
him if you are looking for high quality photos of a wide selection of
species.
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about Dan Mangsbo
Born:
1968, Karlstad, Sweden.
Family: Mother and father + a big cat.
Lives: In Deje, near Karlstad, in south Sweden.
Equipment: Canon EOS300D with 300 mm lens. Also Nikon
CoolPix 995 and Swarowski AT80HD for digiscoping.
Favourite places: Many local places, such as the archepilago
of Swedens largest lake, Vänern, lake Norra Hyn, mires
and boreal forests in Värmland. Further away: Swedish
Lapland, Iceland and Israel.
Next trip: No trips abroad planned yet.
Email: Dan
Mangsbo
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