One of the projects I wasn’t planning on tackling this month was to refresh the portfolio interface of the website. Last year I put a lot of effort into tweaking a little flash player to fill 100% of the screen- all for your viewing entertainment. Then a few weeks ago I began getting some odd feedback from people who visited the page. “Interesting,” “Very minimal,” “Why so much white?” and my favorite red flag; “The page seems to stop loading after the first two inches from the top.” So I had to take a look and sure enough, the ‘stretch to 100%’ instruction was being ignored on all the major browsers. Agh!
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Farewell 2011!
You may think I’m awaking from a long winter slumber lacking a single post since October and the grand photowalk but you’d be mistaken. Google+ friends know this but that is no excuse for my extended silence here. The thing is- a cacophony of events led to my absence. And that’s just the thing I felt like writing a bit about now. Continue reading »
Worldwide Photowalk by Scott Kelby – I lead a group of trusting souls through the narrow alleys of Xiaozhoucun
Xiaozhoucun Photowalk Group on the steps of Ren Min Li Tang just before we set off on our walk.
The title says it all so why continue to write here in the body? On October 1st, the Chinese National Holiday, a group of 50+ photographers joined up in Xiaozhoucun for the 4th annual International Worldwide Photowalk hosted by Scott Kelby and the National Association of Photoshop Professionals. It really is hard to believe that one year ago we did our first photowalk through Liwan. On that day we were a group of 5. This year we were a group of 50+. Let’s hope for everyone’s sake Moore’s law of growth doesn’t take hold on our walker numbers. Continue reading »
