CRITIQUE: The Casual Snapper

Greetings, once again, campers.

For the past week, I have been working on a personal
project of my own. I decided to create a page of my
photography.

The page has a photo gallery of my backpacking trips
to Pisgah National Forest and The Great Smoky Mountains.
I have only added the images that I thought were best.
I am *in no way* a professional photographer.

Besides being a gallery of my images, it was an
experimental page, for various reasons. I bought a scanner,
and I have been learning to use it. I have also been trying
to learn Adobe Illustrator 7 <gasp/shrug>.

I must note that some of the images in the gallery are
pretty high-res., so, of course, they are going to be
larger (nothing over 54k); also, I am *very* new to=20
scanning (as noted above).

So, if you could, please critique my new place, considering
the following:

[1] Browser, Resolution, O/S, Connection, Display Size
[2] HTML
[3] Graphics, Color, Layout, Navigation
[4] Did you enjoy the site?
[5] If I added more images, would you return?
[6] Too much content? Too little? Was the content boring?
[7] Too many images? Too little?
[8] If you could change 3 things, what would they be?
[9] What did you hate most? What did you like most?

If that was not enough categories, please feel free to add
as much as you like :)

As always, I would appreciate anything you have to say.

"Pisgah National Forest: The Casual Snapper"
URL: <http://www.ais-gwd.com/~fusion/pisgah.html>

Thank you,

Brian J. (aka b.j.) =20



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