new website - STRAP - comments appreciated

pmu

Member
Joined
Apr 18, 2005
Messages
112
Location
home
Format
35mm
Hi, we just opened our website and of course I want to spread the word. Thanks to apug.org, my B&W photos improved a lot while ago (I so love that xtol and xtol+rodinal mix...) A couple of stories shooted with adox+xtol combination (like the rock festival photos) are coming in near future...so bookmark our site and visit again... if you find any bugs, please inform me. Thanks and have a nice day.

click--> http://www.strap-photos.com


-
 

Christopher Walrath

Member
Joined
Dec 30, 2005
Messages
7,175
Location
Milton, DE USA
Format
Analog
I'm impressed. You've got a nice and tight presentation and some off-the-hook images. And I love the stories. The funeral killed me and gave me some great technique ideas. Thanks for the invite and NICE WORK!
 
OP
OP

pmu

Member
Joined
Apr 18, 2005
Messages
112
Location
home
Format
35mm
Thanks Mr. Flash19901 for your nice comment.

Some updates on the site; couple of new stories added and some blogging. Go check out!
 

jd callow

Moderator
Moderator
Joined
Jan 31, 2003
Messages
8,466
Location
Milan
Format
Multi Format
Its a very nice site

You should test it in firefox. It renders differently under firefox than it does in IE. Fire fox is a compliant browser and IE is not. You might also consider using div's inplace of tables and an imported or linked style sheet instead of having styles in the head tag.
 

leinonen

Member
Joined
Feb 7, 2007
Messages
2
Location
Rovaniemi, F
Format
35mm
Thanks for the comment jd callow and others! I just joined and noticed Petri has announced our little site here.

I've tested that site on IE and it worked ok. Firefox works like it should, I think. I hate IE for making my life more difficult, but with strap it seems to work ok. I still like tables in some extent and will propably keep working with them still. That stylesheet thingy.. is absolutely right, my bad and would be more easier if something general would have to be updated.

By the way, I just posted a new story. A portrait story about my father, check it at the site. It was show on T-max 400 and developed with D-76. You could say it's the result of me getting back to working in the darkroom after a two year break. Thanks!
 

jd callow

Moderator
Moderator
Joined
Jan 31, 2003
Messages
8,466
Location
Milan
Format
Multi Format
check the bottom leftahand panel in ff -- it cuts off prior to the end of the text. The tables are segmenting along the cells throughout the site in FF. It is no big thing and the site's content does rock!
 

Terence

Member
Joined
Mar 9, 2005
Messages
1,407
Location
NYC
Format
Multi Format
But where's the photo of demolishing the house of cards? That's the best part.

Nice photos.
 

leinonen

Member
Joined
Feb 7, 2007
Messages
2
Location
Rovaniemi, F
Format
35mm
jd callow said:
check the bottom leftahand panel in ff -- it cuts off prior to the end of the text. The tables are segmenting along the cells throughout the site in FF. It is no big thing and the site's content does rock!
Click to expand...

Hmmn. It works fine on my mac FF, could you post a screenshot. I'll test it on a win FF when I get the chance. Thanks.
 
OP
OP

pmu

Member
Joined
Apr 18, 2005
Messages
112
Location
home
Format
35mm
Bump!

It's been now 6 months since we opened our site and since then there has been a lot of updates...new stories and lots of blogging recently. Please visit and give us a comment if you like. Thanks!

http://strap-photos.com (check out the photoessays from "stories" section).
 

wheelygirl

Member
Joined
Aug 9, 2006
Messages
204
Location
[for now] Ar
Format
35mm
Hey guys!!!
Excellent job of the web-site!! I'm curious as to what formats and makes are your cameras??
I sorta envy anyone who is beginning their dream, at a relative young age. I, on the hand, have always considered myself a "late-bloomer" for nearly everything, including what I want to 'do' with my life!! But, at least, I'm attempting something : photography, my current passion!!

All the very best to both of you!!!
 
OP
OP

pmu

Member
Joined
Apr 18, 2005
Messages
112
Location
home
Format
35mm

Thank you very much for your nice words.

We both use mainly (I exclusively) 35mm manual film cameras (Nikon, Leica), lenses 24mm to 50mm primes, cheapest colour negative you can find (we just bought 120 rolls of outdated Fuji from ebay; total amount 0,40 EUR per roll) and my main film has been ADOX 400 B&W for a couple of years souped in xtol. Really basic stuff. Some stuff is digital, but I don't have digital camera anymore and even if Jussi have his D70 Nikon, he has been shooting quite exclusively with film for a long time.

I consider myself also as a "late bloomer", I started shooting at the age of 26. And now I'm almost 30...noooooooo!!

Best regards,
Petri
 

wheelygirl

Member
Joined
Aug 9, 2006
Messages
204
Location
[for now] Ar
Format
35mm
I consider myself also as a "late bloomer", I started shooting at the age of 26. And now I'm almost 30...noooooooo!!
Click to expand...

Dude, you're just a "spring chicken" compared to my age--I just celebrated my 49th! I am certainly not like many women my age who 'shy away' from stating their age: I'm rather proud I survived this long!!
 
Last edited by a moderator:
You must log in or register to reply here.
Menu
Log in
Register
Cookies are required to use this site. You must accept them to continue using the site. Learn more…