My New PhotoShelter Gallery



I am excited to draw your attention to my new PhotoShelter gallery.  I’m still uploading images, but you will get a good idea of what’s in store. To access it, simply go to the pull-down menus at the top of this page and go to the portfolio button.  I’m excited about my relationship with  PhotoShelter and am hoping this will give my clients direct access to my images and allow me to create searchable public and private galleries for them. Poke around, I think you will see a lot of new images that you probably have never seen before. I’m updating these galleries daily as well as adding new galleries often. a special shout out goes to Brian Hirschy for all his help on coding this it wasn’t as simple as I’d hoped. Thanks Brian. You can check out his guest post on this blog earlier this week HERE and his blog HERE.

I am done for the weekend. I’m off to a movie with my daughter (my wife is out of town and I’m being Mr. Mom). Now, go out and spend some time with your family as well.

This entry was posted on Friday, May 7th, 2010 at 3:50 pm and is filed under Blog, News. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed.

  • http://twitter.com/cwardphotos Chris Ward

    I like the gallery. The very bright and colorful images on the grey background on the first page is very striking, and definitely draws you in to look.

  • Hasi

    Gee, where's the link? Would love to see the gallery.

  • http://thedigitaltrekker.com Matt Brandon

    Thanks Chris. I am having fun with it. A lot more useful than just a few images in a flash slider.

  • http://thedigitaltrekker.com Matt Brandon

    At the top right: portfolio.

  • http://www.jacobimages.com Jacob Maentz

    Very nice Matt….I like the new integration and look forward to seeing more images when you upload them. I'm also in the process of making the transition to Photoshelter with a Graphic Paper Press theme. I just love the way it looks and the functionality of Photoshelter.

  • http://www.craigfergusonimages.com cfimages

    Looks good. Since I moved over to using Photoshelter last year, my life has become a lot easier to manage, in terms of distributing image files to clients, as well as having a publicly searchable archive. Hope it works out well for you.

  • http://cathytopping.wordpress.com/ Cathy

    I love the shot of the watchmaker with his monocle-thingey right in his eye!

    I'm thinking seriously about scooting over to Photoshelter too…it just looks like it all works so well.

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