Attractive Semiomantics EVO 2012
My article on the new and highly attractive Semiomantics EVO 2012 yesterday was written on “image” format, meaning it displayed the image larger than normal. This had a for me unexpected effect on the Blog page that normally shows only thumbnails and excerpts. This post is a test to see whether an article – back to normal settings – triggers the same or a different result, given the fact that we had a smart hack yesterday night at 9:11 pm.
Attractive Semiomantics EVO 2012
The attractive Semiomantics EVO 2012 theme is ideal for photographers and media designers – or anyone wanting to display visuals in a captivating and generous way.
On the screenshot above you see the 3-column image gallery on a rotating background. Clicking on any image in the gallery will have that particular image open in an elegant 1:1 slider overlay.
Good Morning from Noordhoek
You may recognize my images from the series of photographs taken daily – every single day – over a one month’s period and prepared as a joyful daily greeting to special friends and family with the title “Good Morning from Noordhoek”. While this looked simple and was in general very much appreciated and even collected (!) as a loving gesture to brighten one’s day, there was quite some work that went into firstly finding the daily shot – come rain or high water – then choose the picture that really reflected that morning, and then prepare it in Photoshop before sending it out and posting it on my website.
Here’s an example of “Good Morning from Noordhoek“.
The above gallery offers me the possibility to feature all 30 or 31 Noordhoek Greetings… which I will do – time-permitting!
