Please critique this site

photojunky

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www.onlinephotogallery.com
I am just about finished with my new website and would like some final critiques on the layout and photo’s before I throw my computer out the window. It’s a love hate relationship. All the photo’s are by me with the exception of the “vintage photo” section. Thanks!
www.onlinephotogallery.com

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wow, thats a pretty intense picture! I keep staring at it over and over :? It reminds me of planet of the apes haha. It's to bad the karma sign wasnt fully in the picture, it would give off an even stronger vibe.
 
I Like this photo alot
if you have photoshop you could just remove the karma sign with the rubber stamp tool or the clone tool 8)
 
It should be "photos" not "photo's". An apostrophe indicates possession, when what you wish to indicate is plurality.

It's got a kind of un-design approach, but that said, it's pretty practical. I could look through your gallery of thumbnails just fine. I dig.
 
hi photojunky

i like your work. plenty of variety. you connect with your environments
in a good way. the site i found straightforward. the _blank coding
serving the initial gallery section choice is ok with me. on viewing a
jpg served consequently in the same (_self) window, i did click x
to move on - losing the thumb gallery i was hoping to return to.
i know this is the trade-off when designing for quantity, rather than each
jpeg being featured in its own htm (with a "return to gallery" link. it isnt a
biggie, anyone interested in what they find when visiting will soon learn to
cope. it was good to see Paypal as the method of payment rather than
some peoples non-closing- "i sell photos, but hey dont spend your money
right now - sleep on it, maybe drop me an e-mail if you remember my
work sometime " . :D . however, it is worth considering embedding "buy
item" paypal buttons for each item - this is easy to code with their wizard
but obviously a degree of time and some faff. i think art is an impulsive
purchase often. having dedicated "buy buttons" does retain a certain
impetus to follow-through, even if a quick registration is necessary.




like what you do..//jack
 

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