New photography etc website

[tvashtarkatena]

Just finished. So far, there are three photo galleries: Alpine, Macro, and Ice, and I plan to add a fourth: Forest, pretty soon. There are also some videos and other stuff.

 

linky

 

Pat

[wayne]

Real nice Tv! Looking forward to spending more time checking it out. Sites are a ton of work, yours will be a great one.

[ZimZam]

In following your TR's and pics I dug the flora and fauna pics, along with Fred and cheese. I hiked the PCT from Burney to Crater Lake and made it a point to shoot pics of what was at my feet. Thanks for opening my eye to another perspective. My favorite below, taken in the Russian Wilderness. Good luck with the sight. Looks rad!!!

[pink]

kewl dude! good on ya

[chris]

Nice TV - I'm convinced that black makes the best background for photos on the computer screen. Your site locks clean and pro!

[tvashtarkatena]

My wife dissapproved of the black backround, but I had the power of the veto. For ice pics, there really isn't any other choice.

 

Thanks all for checking in. I added a 'Forest' gallery last night. Personally, I think forests are the most difficult subject to capture.

 

Oregon (lived there for 2.5 years) has some amazing flowers, for sure. The Gorge alone has about five climatic zones between Hood R and Portland, both E to W and top to bottom. The variety is incredible.

[Doug]

nice work Pat.

[Wastral]

One nit.

 

On the macro shots, did you downsample the files to really small? I have a side hobby of Gardening so am rather interested in Forest/Floral etc shots and really like looking at the detail in the flower centers. Actually, I mostly like the berries =)

 

Otherwise Good site man.

 

B

[tvashtarkatena]

All the pics are downsized a bit for web viewing but not print quality (rather than resorting to a watermark, which always looks cheezy and often destroys the image entirely).

 

If you would, PM me with the particular macros (they're all named) which seem too low resolution and I'll see what I can do.

 

Thanks for the feedback.

[Jim]

Ha! As an ecologist I love the short film on the persistent Neatoma!! Nice site.