Motorsport photographer
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If you are into motorsport then have a look at this website:
www.marcwestphoto.com
He will cover races/track days etc. and does a very good job.
Cheers.
www.marcwestphoto.com
He will cover races/track days etc. and does a very good job.
Cheers.
quote:Wait for the little grey buttons on the right hand side of the blurry bike to load up, then press them in turn.
Having said that, it seems a pretty lame site. Click on images and you get a single blurry image of a bike? Have I missed something?
Not associated with the bloke, never heard of him, all IMHO, blah, blah ....
quote:usually in-experience with web-design.. they tend to fire up Front Page and go 'Oooooooh - look at this effect it'll do..' without giving any thought to the crappy server side includes required, client side compatibility, download speeds and the masses of research on browsing habits which is avaiable.
- Pictures are OK but not that exciting
- Why oh why do people have to create web sites with 'transitional' effects - they just get in the way of the content and slow the whole thing down.
- ...and a menu consisting of little grey boxes... argh.
All IMHO.
Lesson 1 - Keep It Simple, Stupid!
IMO, my site is mostly a good example of this principle.
>> Edited by CarZee on Wednesday 3rd July 16:56
A bit off topic, but www.websitesthatsuck.com/
gives a few useful pointers to 'interesting' web design - by example...
gives a few useful pointers to 'interesting' web design - by example...
I was very impressed with Toby and Mandy of The Big Picture Company (www.thebigpicturecompany.co.uk), who did our wedding photography. Toby used to be a photographer for Bike Magazine.
Here's some samples of what he did for me & my TVR on the day of the wedding:
Regards
Jon
>> Edited by JonRB on Wednesday 3rd July 21:11
Here's some samples of what he did for me & my TVR on the day of the wedding:
Regards
Jon
>> Edited by JonRB on Wednesday 3rd July 21:11
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