Photography

Here are a few examples of photos taken for my websites. If you are building or having a website built, here are some suggestions on types of photos to use. Digital cameras are great investments but you do not have to buy an expensive one–in many cases the  camera on your cell phone will do.

  • Portrait of owner/president on the premises or working in the field
  • Group of employees in action
  • Exterior of company building (Tips: try to remove clutter and shoot when the light shows your building at its best. Also, try to keep the lines of your building parallel with the edges of the picture and try not to cut off anything important)
  • Interiors of your building: try to catch the mood you want your customers to feel (softly lit romantic restaurant, bright office building, spacious furniture store, etc.)
  • If your employees work in the homes of consumers, consider a photo page so they can recognize the worker when he/she arrives. A great idea for carpet cleaners, electricians, etc. Sometimes car dealerships employ this technique so customers feel they have “a friend in the business”
  • Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Find the best angle and lighting for the products you sell. This applies from dishes, installed machinery, coins, and food as well.
  • Before and after photos are great for getting a point across
  • Step by step instructional photos need to be easy to understand

 

2 Responses to Photography

  1. wow gold says:

    Great weblog right here! Additionally your website quite a bit up fast! What host are you using? Can I get your affiliate link on your host? I want my website loaded up as quickly as yours lol

    • Richard says:

      It may be the host. I’m a Go Daddy reseller so I always use their products. Go to http://brcdomainhosting.com which is my portal. They have 4G servers and great techs to help you.

      Other things that might slow your website down are:
      not resizing your photos or using too many photos per page, complicated online functions (especially all on the same page), music or video that lies on the page (instead of imbedding a link to YouTube or others).

      WordPress sites are generally pretty fast. If you make a page using some wysiwyg editing software, they may be adding extra digital bloat to make them more user friendly to the designer. When I learned Dreamweaver I went back and rebuilt several of my older websites. Looking the same or better, the new sversions were about 75% smaller and loaded four times faster

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