I agree with that completely ... and would have done so had I not used a template that was used previously with only vertical images in order to save time in putting these up. There may be such a template as you suggest on another computer here ... just didn't have the time or inclination to look for it or write one from scratch.
I liked the "contact sheet" version as well, and in the final presentation, which will not be web based, a very large "contact sheet" is planned to be included as well as individual photos. Thanks, Mike. Shel > [Original Message] > From: mike wilson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Date: 7/6/2004 2:54:29 PM > Subject: Re: PAW - Five Minutes With Jesse > > Hi, > > Shel Belinkoff wrote: > > > For those who have cared to look, you may have seen one or another of these > > photos before, but not in this presentation. I'm trying a somewhat new > > approach to making a portrait, using more than one image to convey an > > overall feeling and sense of the subject. Your comments would be > > appreciated. > > I rather liked the "sheet of contacts" presentation, mainly because it > reinforced the liveliness of children by the dramatic changes of posture > evident in each frame. Even though the location didn't change much.... > > This presentation loses that, so although the individual frames are > larger and therefore show more detail, I think I prefer "Five minutes > with Jesse" as an image with multiple sub-images. > > On a technical note, I would put the "next" and "back" links in a place > that did not require moving the cursor as the image orientation changes. > > mike
