After years of proscrastination I finally caved in to the marketing demands of needing your own website. Time will tell if it will even pay for itself. I'm early in the process of adding images to the various galleries but if any of you have time I would appreciate knowing if you see any glitches on your end. Thanks.
www.markwindomphotography.com
BTW, if you are interested in building a site or redesigning the one you already have I highly recommend Rogers-Graphics on Vashon Island. Great to work with and reasonably priced.
Looks very professional, Mark. The images are very crisp and brilliant on my monitor. The image "Ripening fields of wheat as viewed from Steptoe butte..." has two thumbs in the Ag section.
Mark... really nice. I see you went with SmugMug. I like the customization you've done. Did you work with the SmugMug folks to customize your pages or did you work with the folks you mentioned Rogers Graphics or did you figure it out for yourself? I've got a SmugMug page too but haven't made it look as nice as your yet...
The only pages that are associated with SmugMug are the gallery pages. The home, bio, and contact pages are with GoDaddy. There was alot of customization done with the SmugMug components, some of which I did myself, but the majority done by someone who knew what he was doing, Richard Rogers.
With quite a few nice images piling up, I think it's important for customers to be able to see your "best" right away, and then branch out as interest holds. You do have great shots; it's always tough to pick the favorites. .
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BTW, if you are interested in building a site or redesigning the one you already have I highly recommend Rogers-Graphics on Vashon Island. Great to work with and reasonably priced.
You get extra points from me for being a tennis nut (me too).
Reed
The only pages that are associated with SmugMug are the gallery pages. The home, bio, and contact pages are with GoDaddy. There was alot of customization done with the SmugMug components, some of which I did myself, but the majority done by someone who knew what he was doing, Richard Rogers.
Thanks, everyone, for the positive feeback.