Matt Stuart is a brill' photographer; great sense of humor, and really makes you want to take a second or third look at the mundane world around you ...
Some faves :
Saturday, January 29, 2011
Sunday, January 9, 2011
Detangling ...
I continue to press on in my relentless Dreamweaver-y pursuits!
I did a lot of reading and trolling about re: what's hip nowadays, and the overwhelming trends are:
- Large, full-page images
- Photorealism & sense of perspective
- Textures (again, largely photo-real)
- Graphic navigation
- Animated navigation
I've seen some really inspiring sites out there along the way, here are some notable screenshots:
AgencyNet.com
It's extremely engaging; I might even deign to say overly busy. But full of simultaneous animations, and definitely a fun treasure hunt for links to the rest of the pages!
Pastorant:
Cleaner, and very very simple, but this restaurant's page showcases many of the themes I mentioned above. It's calm and inviting.
Rolf Reichardt:
Again, clean and simple, dare I say architectural, but maintains the same principles of large image, high-quality photo, and engaging perspective.
To that end, I've edited my little page a bit, (again, and again, and again ...):
Miles to go before I sleep, of course. It might be getting prettier, but the links still all lead nowhere!
I did a lot of reading and trolling about re: what's hip nowadays, and the overwhelming trends are:
- Large, full-page images
- Photorealism & sense of perspective
- Textures (again, largely photo-real)
- Graphic navigation
- Animated navigation
I've seen some really inspiring sites out there along the way, here are some notable screenshots:
AgencyNet.com
It's extremely engaging; I might even deign to say overly busy. But full of simultaneous animations, and definitely a fun treasure hunt for links to the rest of the pages!
Pastorant:
Cleaner, and very very simple, but this restaurant's page showcases many of the themes I mentioned above. It's calm and inviting.
Rolf Reichardt:
Again, clean and simple, dare I say architectural, but maintains the same principles of large image, high-quality photo, and engaging perspective.
To that end, I've edited my little page a bit, (again, and again, and again ...):
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