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Amy, Welcome to TPF! I like the way you have the site laid out. It's very easy to navigate and the pages load fast. The only thing that stood out for me that I'd consider changing if it were my site (unless this was your intent), is that the name is just a plain font. Depending on how you...

I'm a Titanic buff, so this was very interesting. Thanks for sharing! :)

I like 187, and 186 & 188 give a good view of how decrepit the place is. What was this place used for?

Wow, you really captured some great moments! I like them all.

I'm presuming the images rotate after a certain amount of time, since I kept getting the same one, and yes, there was nudity. Strange concept.

I like #9 and #10 the best. They have character, especially the half-eaten daisy.

I have to ask...how did you get her to lay down in the grass in that dress? They are both very nice shots.

I like photos of abandoned asylums, too. These give you a good idea of the activities inside, and you can almost picture the people there. I especially like the last one, with the scroll saw (or drill press, can't quite tell).

The colors - red, yellow and black - are seen more than once in this photo, which I like. The bottle in the lower right matches with the bike and a patch. The red in the background matches the patches and the black adds to the richness of the colors. Nice.

Your colors are so rich, and I really like the contrast, too, in your photos. The backgrounds are very interesting to look at and grab the eye without detracting from the subject matter too much.

Very nice! The contrast *is* good, as LaFoto mentioned. The keychain is a nice touch, too.

I like #4 the best. I like how the newly fallen water just seems to skim the surface of the pool.

I like the heron. He looks like he's giving a lecture from his perch. The planes against the clouds are very striking. All very nice.

#1 from "If you're fond of sand dunes" by Archangel.

Arch, These are fantastic! The first one blew me away! Nice job!!! :)

Great capture of the moment! You have to wonder what he's thinking there...either "maybe I should stop eating this" or "I love this stuff, it's all over my arm!" :)

Looks refreshing...it's very humid here today (Chicago suburbs) and that's what I'd like to be doing. It's just not that exciting standing at your kitchen sink with a glass. :) You have a knack for catching amusing facial expressions, too.

Thanks for the ideas! I, too, love San Diego, and we plan on spending one or two days there. Good tip about LA, too. I'll bring this list with me and if we end up near any of those places, we might just check them out. :)

Welcome, photyo! :)

My husband and I are spending 9 days just north of L.A., since we wanted to go up and down the coast, and the hotel is at a central location between the two points we chose (San Diego & Monterey). I'd be interested in learning of any off-the-beaten-path places that would be worth the trip to...