Feedback on my new website

[stevewalton]

I would be grateful of any feedback you could give me on my new website. Please leave any comments you have on the images on my site.
Thanks,
Steve.

www.waltonimages.com

 

[simonkit]

Hi,

had a quick look at your website - image wise I've really only looked at your landscapes as that's my main interest

You have some nice shots, the sunsets are excellent - just a bit of a "heads up", one or two of the landscape shots need their horizons straightening

On the website design I personally find the homepage perhaps a little "messy" with the "random images" & "latest additions" sections. I wonder if perhaps 2 or 3 main images linking directly to the galleries would be neater

Just a few of my thoughts anyway, I'm not an expert so please ignore them if you don't agree

look forward to seeing more of your landscapes in the future

simon

 

[ironsidephoto]

i like the ps effects you did with the first 'moon' shot.

seems cluttered, but it's not too bad

 

[ted_smith]

I don't rate coppermine. I tried it myself for a website or two (not photography related) and I found the layout not that easy on the eye or to navigate, especially for non-IT type folk.

I recommend Gallery2. It's free (like Coppermine) but better.

Nice shots though.

 

[tirediron]

You have some first-class images, however if I might suggest, it wouldn't hurt to scale them down a little, say 800x600 @ 75 dpi. A lot of the world is still on dial-up and 700-900 Kb files are a little much for many people. Ideally files should be <100 Kb, and 50-75 Kb is ideal.