A gallery from Dolomites

[giorussello]

In the last three months I have visited the Dolomoties three times.
Each time was in a different location.
Finally I got enough material to put on a gallery.
Any comments are welcome.

I also would like to thank people in this forum that provided me with very constructive critiques in my precedent posts.

This is the link to the gallery:
http://www.grussello.com/gallery/themes/dolomites/index.html

[Andy M]

Very nice, but a touch too much Photoshop on a couple of them for my tastes

[GregW]

I also enjoyed them very much.  I will be spending a week in the Dolomites next summer.  Thanks for the inspiration.

[kal]

This is the link to the gallery:
http://www.grussello.com/gallery/themes/dolomites/index.html
[a href=\"index.php?act=findpost&pid=88751\"][{POST_SNAPBACK}][/a]

Giovanni,

there are a few of issues with the gallery display, namely

1. I cannot scroll the page with the mouse wheel (never seen such a strange behavior)

2. the Dolomiti gallery is fine, but the other galleries would show only really small images (say 2x larger than the thumbnails). Is this intended behavior?

3. again, the Dolomiti gallery is fine, while in some other galleries the upper row of thumbnails is chopped at half-height (Monica, Nebrodi, Volcanicland) and in other the caption at the bottom of thumbnails is unreadable (Cyprus, Rural Sicily, Erice, Vizzini, Open Markets)

I'm using firefox 1.5.0.8 on SUSE Linux Pro 9.3, flash player 7.0.68.0

[kikashi]

In the last three months I have visited the Dolomoties three times.
Each time was in a different location.
Finally I got enough material to put on a gallery.
Any comments are welcome.

I also would like to thank people in this forum that provided me with very constructive critiques in my precedent posts.

This is the link to the gallery:
http://www.grussello.com/gallery/themes/dolomites/index.html
[a href=\"index.php?act=findpost&pid=88751\"][{POST_SNAPBACK}][/a]

Using Safari on my Mac PowerBook, I couldn't see thumbnails at all: just some (rather nice) images with Next and Previous buttons.

Jeremy

[giorussello]

Very nice, but a touch too much Photoshop on a couple of them for my tastes
[a href=\"index.php?act=findpost&pid=88770\"][{POST_SNAPBACK}][/a]

Hi Andy,
could you please point me to those??

thanks.
gio

[giorussello]

I also enjoyed them very much.  I will be spending a week in the Dolomites next summer.  Thanks for the inspiration.
[a href=\"index.php?act=findpost&pid=88806\"][{POST_SNAPBACK}][/a]

Hi Greg,
It is really a great place for photography.
Looking forward to seeing your pictures.
And enjoy your time there!

gio

[giorussello]

Piero and Jeremy,
Thanks for your help.
I knew the problem with Firefox. I have to change a line of html text to make it
work correctly.
As for Safari, I didn't know that strange behaviour.
I might need to generate all the galleries again... :-(

gio

[giorussello]

It seems that the problem with Firefox is now under control.
I don't have access to a mac...does it work with safari as well?

gio

[jule]

I can't see anything except a black page. On the bar below it says Javascript (0,0) when  the curser is on anywhere on the black page.

Should I have something installed to see these images?

(PC, Firefox, Windows XP)

Julie

[kikashi]

It seems that the problem with Firefox is not under control.
I don't have access to a mac...does it work with safari as well?

gio
[a href=\"index.php?act=findpost&pid=89026\"][{POST_SNAPBACK}][/a]

If you have changed something since this morning, it's not apparent. I see the main photo "brenta group at dawn" (I think) and can either use the Next text button or the right arrow key to move to the next pic. I can't see any page with thumbnails, however, nor any (obvious) way of getting to one.

Jeremy

[jani]

I can't see anything except a black page. On the bar below it says Javascript (0,0) when  the curser is on anywhere on the black page.

Should I have something installed to see these images?

(PC, Firefox, Windows XP)

Same symptoms here, Firefox 2.0, Windows XP.

Seems to work with Opera 9, though the navigation is messed up royally (back/forward in the browser doesn't work).

As for the images, some of them may be very good, but most seem slightly over-processed, and the web site problems are all too disturbing.

[giorussello]

Thanks for pointing out the issues.    
However, here at imperial everything work fine under Linux, XP, and Mac using
Firefox (2.0), Opera and Safari.

Please refrain in posting new reply on this issue.
Here, I would like to receive some comments on the pictures (whether they are too
over-processed or not).
If you got issues in browsing my website then I would prefer you sending me an email.
thanks.  

[Jonathan Wienke]

I had no problem accessing/viewing the gallery. Overall, I would say very well done, except one minor nit: the images are inconsistently processed. The first image is very sharp, on the edge of being oversharpened, but not quite. The seventh is quite soft by comparison, but the subject matter in both would IMO benefit from fairly aggressive sharpening like the first. I don't know if it is just the web JPEGs ot the full-res images that are like that, but you may want to look into it.