[Brown]

anyone got any good examples of photographer's portfolios which don't 'beep' at you (ie, not done in flash)

ta.

[Mr Fred]

good point, have to do a site for a photographer soon.

all feedback welcome, sorry for hijacking master brown.

[oli]

http://anyoldshit.flark.net/photos/index.shtml - this ones allright, bit brown maybe

[Brown]

http://corporate.gettyimages.com/mar...-us/index.html

[Brown]

Originally Posted by oli

http://anyoldshit.flark.net/photos/index.shtml - this ones allright, bit brown maybe

haha, its on my list to make it blue by the end of the day - but its been on that list for a week now. see what happens eh?!?

[Bill Posters]

one that comes to mind:

http://www.onemanseye.com/
(dhtml or flash options)

Worth sifting through the usual suspects (linkdup/styleboost/…)

[oli]

few from linkdup :

http://decibeldragon.com/
http://www.richard-may.com/38days/
http://www.boochakanan.com/
http://www.cassbird.com/html/index.html

rest here :

http://www.linkdup.com/v1/pages/Crea...n/Photography/

[Brown]

Originally Posted by Bill Posters

http://www.onemanseye.com/

the html version is shite.

[Mr Fred]

and it crashed my browser.

[Bill Posters]

Admittedly it only seems to function fully in MSIE5/Mac (the dhtml menu dis'nay work in Safari), but I thinks it's pretty neato.
Good bit of clean design.

Worth checking out in MSIE if you're trawling for inspiration.

(didn't crash either Safari or MSIE5/Mac for me)

[dan]

Me neither, and it is very nice... pretty much the smae as the flash version in most respects. Very nicely done.

[tran-scribe]

I quite like what they do on http://www.lomography.com - nice the way you can tilt the images etc...

[mark]

Originally Posted by Bill Posters

one that comes to mind:

http://www.onemanseye.com/

This site was built in 1999 and it continues to look good today...it's a model of simplicity and it still stands up if you ask me - how many other sites from back then would fare the same? To be honest I thought it was one of the best examples of online design that I'd seen back then.

Fair enough, the dhtml is a bit dodgy and will probably break mozilla/nutscrape/etc, but the flash version still works fine...I guess there's a lesson in there somewhere

In terms of other artist/photography portfolios go and have a look at Adopt for some great examples (mostly flash again though...hmmm).

[dan]

http://www.gdelin.com/

Nice and simple and some good shots to boot. Just a pity about the initial roll over image load, bulks up the time on a 56k. In fact it might be worth skipping it and going straight to

http://www.gdelin.com/view.php?catID=1

Thinking as I type again...

[paul howell]

www.howellphoto.com - well I like it anyway!

[cyk]

Mine? http://petemc.net It has Flash but only because I wanted to have some nice slideshows with music, but the site is all HTML and the slideshows are there if you want to view them, they're not shoved down your throat