You_Too was correct! Using Chrome developer tools (F12), which are equivalent to Firebug in Firefox, I was able to view individual http requests as the site got each image. This gave me the urls for the individual images, which are all hosted on flickr, such as: http://farm8.static.flickr.com/7269/7553585052_40b213e5c8_b.jpg

After some googling, I used the bookmarklet found here: http://www.bram.us/2008/01/12/my-priceless-flickr-tip-how-to-find-the-original-flickr-photo-url-and-user-from-a-static-flickr-image-url/ on one of the images and found his flickr account. http://www.flickr.com/photos/77542667@N08/ or http://www.flickr.com/photos/77542667@N08/sets/ for more organization.

Then I plugged that url (the photostream link) into the software found at http://www.flickrdownloader.com/ and soon I had all the files on my hard drive. Unfortunately, I didn't download set by set, but manual sorting while looking at his sets was surprisingly quick. From there it was a quick zip and upload.

I played around with a watermark removing tool ("Photo Stamp Remover") but results were pretty attrocious. If anyone has better ideas, let me know.

Anyway, PM me if you want the link. Ender, obviously I'm just sending it to you.