DC PhotoWorks

Hello all please give me some input on my digital pictures

www.dcphotoworks.com

Also please let me know how i can improve the site as well.

Andrew

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Hello all please give me some input on my digital pictures

www.dcphotoworks.com

Also please let me know how i can improve the site as well.

Andrew


Hi Andrew -
Of the dozen or so shots I looked at :-

None of the verticals are vertical, and the horizontals aren't horizontal.
Do you have an astigmatism? (I always find that I drop the horizon on the
right EVER so slightly unless I concentrate... easy to fix with most
programs now days - of course - sometimes you want things slanted....)
Also, what is the use of posting so many near identical shots of the
White-House (amongst others...)?

DC2a72 is blurred - did you use a tripod +/- mirror lock up? In fact, MOST
of the pictures in your "Signature collection" are blurred......
The gallery :-

http://www.dcphotoworks.com/MoreBest/index.html

has unreadable thumbnails - they are all pixelated......

Put a link to your main entry page i.e. http://www.dcphotoworks.com/ on
every page so your viewers can get back to it easily...

Suggest - pick your BEST shots - or shots you want to use to explain some
detail - forget the rest.

Your blog is blank - either leave the link out, or don't post you site
details before the site is finished.....

My 2 cents :-)

Tack
Canberra
Australia

On Mon, 29 Jan 2007 02:13:08 -0800, wrote:

Hello all please give me some input on my digital pictures

www.dcphotoworks.com

Also please let me know how i can improve the site as well.

Andrew

1) the site takes a relatively long time to load - about 15 seconds on a
broadband connection.

2) You should validate your html code at www.w3c.org - yours is not valid.
This is not a huge issue for most desktop users but will become an issue
with the advent of palm top browsers which are less powerful and require
validated code to render properly.

3) you should also break your 'style' components out into cascading style
sheets - much easier to maintain and less redundancy.