In a message dated 5/28/2003 9:08:14 AM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> i think i will let the site get known and let people email inquiries for now. > automated ecommerce sites are expensive and complicated enough that i'll need > someone to manage it. that means fees and that means i have to bring in enough to > make it worthwhile paying someone. i have generated a sample site using IMatch and > the look and feel seems OK. however, i still have to solve the problem of having > possibly up to 10,000 images being available. the current web gallery creation in > IMatch puts everything in one folder. that would be way too > much for the web server to deal with efficiently. > > Herb.... This may be a dumb suggestion, but it is the first thing that sprang to mind. Find a photographer on the Internet that has a lot of pictures online (you probably already know of one or two -- or search). Or a photography service. Usually web pages have email addresses as contact points. Contact them and ask them what they use (being sure to also compliment them on their photographs ;-)). May be a lot of Perl involved. Don't know, never programmed for the web. A surprising number of people do respond politely to email sent via their web pages. Marnie :-)
