I am getting requests from magazines for photos of P/Rs
in action. Writers want to show their readers what a
work P/R looks like.
And I would like to use that sort of photo on our web
site as well.
So, if you have a photo of a working P/R or if you're
willing to create one, and if you'd like it to show up
in a magazine, please let me know.
And if you have photos that you'd like to allow us to
use on our web site, please send those along as well.
And one more request: I did some data mining on our
web access log and it seems that folks can't get
enough of photos of complete bikes. So if you have
a photo, like a side shot, of a P/R that you'd like to
share, pls send it along and I'll put it in our gallery.
And if you include a block of text with it, I'll put
the text next to the photo.
Do they have to be setup for front loading? Mine is setup for rear my commute to work and back and it's setup for rear load with my Dutch panniers. I'll take as many photos are you would like but I don't know if these would be useful?
->Ben
On May 15, 2008, at 2:42 PM, Kogswell Cycles wrote:
Hi, all.
I am getting requests from magazines for photos of P/Rs in action. Writers want to show their readers what a work P/R looks like.
And I would like to use that sort of photo on our web site as well.
So, if you have a photo of a working P/R or if you're willing to create one, and if you'd like it to show up in a magazine, please let me know.
And if you have photos that you'd like to allow us to use on our web site, please send those along as well.
And one more request: I did some data mining on our web access log and it seems that folks can't get enough of photos of complete bikes. So if you have a photo, like a side shot, of a P/R that you'd like to share, pls send it along and I'll put it in our gallery. And if you include a block of text with it, I'll put the text next to the photo.
I promise to read my post before clicking submit next time. :-)
Sorry for the poor english.
On May 15, 2008, at 2:50 PM, Benjamin Schurman wrote:
Do they have to be setup for front loading? Mine is setup for rear my commute to work and back and it's setup for rear load with my Dutch panniers. I'll take as many photos are you would like but I don't know if these would be useful?
->Ben
On May 15, 2008, at 2:42 PM, Kogswell Cycles wrote:
Hi, all.
I am getting requests from magazines for photos of P/Rs in action. Writers want to show their readers what a work P/R looks like.
And I would like to use that sort of photo on our web site as well.
So, if you have a photo of a working P/R or if you're willing to create one, and if you'd like it to show up in a magazine, please let me know.
And if you have photos that you'd like to allow us to use on our web site, please send those along as well.
And one more request: I did some data mining on our web access log and it seems that folks can't get enough of photos of complete bikes. So if you have a photo, like a side shot, of a P/R that you'd like to share, pls send it along and I'll put it in our gallery. And if you include a block of text with it, I'll put the text next to the photo.
On Thu, May 15, 2008 at 1:50 PM, Benjamin Schurman <ben@...> wrote:
> Do they have to be setup for front loading? Mine is setup for rear my
> commute to work and back and it's setup for rear load with my Dutch
> panniers. I'll take as many photos are you would like but I don't know if
> these would be useful?
I'll add my two cents about photo credits and web design. As a former photojournalist (from the world's first and foremost school of journalism), I think that web design looks very cluttered with putting the credit under the photos. I'd like if someone programmed a credit bar that appears when you put the cursor on top of the photo. It seems like it would be easy to do (like Flcker does for enlarging pics). Just seems like a neat way to achieve the goals of clean design and recognizing the people who take the pictures.
Lance
PS - I prefer the brewpub business to journalism.
In a message dated 5/15/2008 1:43:19 P.M. Central Daylight Time, kogswellcycles@... writes:
Hi, all.
I am getting requests from magazines for photos of P/Rs in action. Writers want to show their readers what a work P/R looks like.
And I would like to use that sort of photo on our web site as well.
So, if you have a photo of a working P/R or if you're willing to create one, and if you'd like it to show up in a magazine, please let me know.
And if you have photos that you'd like to allow us to use on our web site, please send those along as well.
And one more request: I did some data mining on our web access log and it seems that folks can't get enough of photos of complete bikes. So if you have a photo, like a side shot, of a P/R that you'd like to share, pls send it along and I'll put it in our gallery. And if you include a block of text with it, I'll put the text next to the photo.
On Thu, May 15, 2008 at 2:12 PM, <lanceorama@...> wrote:
> I'll add my two cents about photo credits and web design. As a former
> photojournalist (from the world's first and foremost school of journalism),
> I think that web design looks very cluttered with putting the credit under
> the photos. I'd like if someone programmed a credit bar that appears when
> you put the cursor on top of the photo. It seems like it would be easy to do
> (like Flcker does for enlarging pics). Just seems like a neat way to achieve
> the goals of clean design and recognizing the people who take the pictures.
That's a good idea.
They are kind of busy with the credits underneath.
I'll look at doing a mouseover. I do it for the buttons on the editor.