My attempt at building a website

[TREBAX_RAVEN]

Just made a website show casing my photography
http://633media.co.uk/
Would be glad if someone could tell me if its working properly.

[xkekeith]

it was working for me on an iPad

[JAWS]

On the landing page near the bottom , you have some kind of " contact me " area with 3 white outlined boxes and a " submit " button , there is nothing to show what should be entered into each field or what the area is for . The " contact me " on the other pages looks okay and works as planned .

The RIAT page is slow loading .

And this part doesn't make grammatical sense :

" I'm a young Photographer from Wiltshire who mainly likes shoots aviation photography..."

other than that it looks good . Hope that helps .

[TREBAX_RAVEN]

On the landing page near the bottom , you have some kind of " contact me " area with 3 white outlined boxes and a " submit " button , there is nothing to show what should be entered into each field or what the area is for . The " contact me " on the other pages looks okay and works as planned .

The RIAT page is slow loading .

And this part doesn't make grammatical sense :

" I'm a young Photographer from Wiltshire who mainly likes shoots aviation photography..."

other than that it looks good . Hope that helps .

Thanks for the feedback steve, will make the necessary adjustments. The RIAT one is slow to load because it has so many photos on it

[Dave934]

All worked fine for me. (I'm guessing you did the white box thing that Steve mentioned)
Dave.

[Mike]

Your website looks good, but I don't understand why anyone needs to take over 4,800 photos in just 2 days at RIAT - if you took photos solidly (without any breaks whatsoever) for 8 hours each day, then that is 5 every minute! It must take months of work to edit every shot, and then bin at least half of them!

I think the most I've ever taken at RIAT is around 1,400 (that's from the Thursday morning to Sunday lunchtime), I don't use my camera in "machine gun" mode normally, but when I do then I only take about 3 or 4 exposures when in that mode.

Keep up the good work, I'm looking forward to seeing more of your shots.

[TREBAX_RAVEN]

All worked fine for me. (I'm guessing you did the white box thing that Steve mentioned)
Dave.

Yep, I've fixed that I've also noticed a few other things as well now I've been through it a few times

[TREBAX_RAVEN]

Your website looks good, but I don't understand why anyone needs to take over 4,800 photos in just 2 days at RIAT - if you took photos solidly (without any breaks whatsoever) for 8 hours each day, then that is 5 every minute! It must take months of work to edit every shot, and then bin at least half of them!

I think the most I've ever taken at RIAT is around 1,400 (that's from the Thursday morning to Sunday lunchtime), I don't use my camera in "machine gun" mode normally, but when I do then I only take about 3 or 4 exposures when in that mode.

Keep up the good work, I'm looking forward to seeing more of your shots.

Hi mike, thanks for your kind comments, yes its true i still haven't sorted through all of my photos still got to go though another 400+. I don't like to use the spray and pray method either but i try to photograph the aircraft whenever i see it in my viewfinder and it more all less fills the frame. I think I've got around 700 keepers so far. i will never post that many as most of them are just fairly boring shots... i only ever end up showing a few that look a bit different or really good. Whenever i take photos at airshows i tend to shoot it like I've only got this one opportunity to complete it so i just take as many as i can. And after all airshows only happen once a year

[Mike]

Whenever i take photos at airshows i tend to shoot it like I've only got this one opportunity to complete it so i just take as many as i can. And after all airshows only happen once a year

Yup, that's so true - keep firing away!