Just made my Photography website C&C

Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 24-70mm f/2.8G ED

09/05/2005 05:53:46 AM · #1

Well heres my new Photography site (for me and my GF) its on free hosting right now will be moved so please put up with the pop ups.
Suggestions Coments and critics all welcome ~
//mnyphotography.t35.com

alfresco

Nikon D700

09/05/2005 06:05:31 AM · #2

For me red and blue text on black is a strain as the eyes need to focus from the red to the blue, it is excellent example of high contrast though :)

ButterflySis

Canon EOS-50D

Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 II

09/05/2005 06:09:44 AM · #3

Hi there. The first MNY Gallery, Landscape pictures aren't showing.

I find the font style difficult to read along with the bright blue on black. The landscape, portraits, etc. seem very small on my high res. setting.

You should give your page a title, right now it says "New Page 1".

I like the layout of the page but wonder if you could do the same thing without the use of so many frames. The frames in this instance seem unneeded. At least make the frame borders '0'/invisible so they aren't so apparent.

The camera graphic is barely visible up there on the black background.

Glad you are moving to a paid host because the pop ups are getting by my popup blocker. :-)

Nice job.

Message edited by author 2005-09-05 10:10:34.

09/05/2005 06:15:21 AM · #4

haha cheers for the comments, im a newbie at sites this is my first one and im aware of the "high contrast" of it my site is made for images not excessive reading so i liked it that way :) i may darken the font a little to bring down contrast and hide the frames. thanks alot (about the landscapes its really odd for somepeople it goes for some it doesnt)

petrakka

09/05/2005 06:29:51 AM · #5

the minute a hidden pop up starts talking to me i close every frickin browser window openn, nothin is more irritating. i tried to look at some photos but i didnt see anything and when somethin started talking to me i said screw it. u need a different color scheme, the ones you are using look really cheesy to me.

just my opinions.

Tamron AF 28-300mm f/3.5-6.3 XR Di LD Aspherical IF for Canon

09/05/2005 06:34:36 AM · #6

colours are now more eye friendly

pix-al

Canon EOS-5D

09/05/2005 06:42:46 AM · #7

Originally posted by Sephiroth_is_god:

colours are now more eye friendly

Really?

I don't think blue on black works at all!

09/05/2005 06:43:11 AM · #8

anyone know how to darken the colour of the scrolling bar? is it HTML script or Java? if ya know let me know :)

maxj

Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 II

09/05/2005 06:43:46 AM · #9

CSS..cascading style sheets...i dont have the code with me on hand...vut u can search for it

longlivenyhc

Sigma 105mm f/2.8 EX DG Macro for Canon

09/05/2005 06:44:31 AM · #10

you should check out JAlbum

web photo gallery software, free. it'll pump out all the html and files you need and all you pretty much have to do is upload it. also check out Jalbum repository for extra layouts.

09/05/2005 06:45:59 AM · #11

lol ok ok i get the general jist here, blue + black = bad when i have more time ill completley change the colours to something a little lighter.

09/05/2005 06:53:49 AM · #12

Originally posted by maxj:

CSS..cascading style sheets...i dont have the code with me on hand...vut u can search for it

Thanks, Ill check that out when Im re doing the colours (since every cringes at them lol)

maxj

Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 II

09/05/2005 07:09:06 AM · #13

for scrollbars, throw this in the section...

..i think it only works in IE though

Canon EF 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6L IS

09/05/2005 07:18:40 AM · #14

A thanks alot :D

awpollard

Canon EOS-5D Mark II

09/05/2005 07:27:05 AM · #15

Originally posted by Sephiroth_is_god:

lol ok ok i get the general jist here, blue + black = bad when i have more time ill completley change the colours to something a little lighter.

Blue and Black is not always bad...you just have to careful about the colors of the links My work in progress site

longlivenyhc