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I’ve noticed that this blog seems a little bland with its lack of images. I recently started adding royalty free photos to one of my other blogs and, visually, it makes a big difference.
I was searching for Google Press photos to use for the last post. To me, none of them seemed even close to fitting the story.
Being a blog about digital web publishing, most photos would look out of place here. Perhaps thumbnail screenshots of sites will have to do.
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About Andrew I develop and build branded internet properties. Despite a red hot acquisitions market and billions of investor capital flowing back into the post-bubble (1.0?) web countless profitable opportunities remain. Commoditized human knowledge labor combined with dirt cheap processing power and bandwidth are leading to a "paradigm shift" or perhaps a "singularity." Eager to keep up with these changes (along with selfish personal reasons) I write this blog. |
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Its in the adult industry, but Sam’s sugarbank.com beautifully ads pictures to every post. (no it’s not a TGP) If I had the time or patience I would like to have more pics on my blog like Sam does - it definately makes it look more professional.
Comment by Quadszilla — November 23, 2005 @ 1:02 am
I don’t think I needs pics, maybe a bit more color. Also, this comments box overlaps the right edge of the main border (in firefox).
Comment by Damien — November 23, 2005 @ 6:25 pm
I also noticed that on my blog: If you add pictures it looks friendlier
So I add pictures every 3 posts or so to present it a little bit different…
I think small thumbnails of websites seems to be a good idea, make them 150px width that should be enough. Just a little eyecandy on the right.
For taking images of websites I can recommend you a Firefox Extension called ScreenGrab: http://andy.5263.org/?page_id=5
Comment by anty — November 24, 2005 @ 3:39 pm