New type of photoblog

[Paul Wood]

I'm trying something a little new, a little different from my standard photoblog. Some of my images have been through some processing in photoshop, and people usually want to know what I did, what techniques I used, and what the original looked like.

So I created a new photoblog for just that reason: After & Before (http://www.pnjwood.com/ab/).

This shows you my final image, and when you hover over the "Before" button, it shows the original.

Let me know what you think.

[jdleung]

great

[persianpix]

i think this is great. i like how you have the exif data included and also explain some of the photoshop techniques that you have used as well as the filters. i think photoblogging is all about sharing.

i understand your after&before photoblog is focused on photoshop techniques but it would be nice to hear the back story on the technical data (exif data). great work and i will look forward to your photos :)

[fredxeric]

I really like the template, it is nice to have landscape and portrait style to display the page

[austriaka]

That is great! And like fred-eric I like the way changing between page style depending of photo format.
You know I did that before-after-thing as an Addon?
http://forum.pixelpost.org/showthread.php?t=5821

LG
KArin

[Paul Wood]

Wow, I didn't know that! I'm going to take a closer look at your addon, maybe I can improve my technique.

[austriaka]

Wow, I didn't know that! I'm going to take a closer look at your addon, maybe I can improve my technique.
your technique is great ;-)
The fade-script of the addon makes troubles with dark images viewed by IE, IE seems to steal some pixels. You can turn it off anyway.
But I think you will find the admin things useful: you can upload the "before" image directly in upload process in new image menu. You can change the "before" image in image edit menu.

have fun with it :-)
KArin

[apoc]

That is a great idea, I really enjoyed going through the photos and watching how they looked before they were processed. Very nice.

[luckyfinger]

That is great! And like fred-eric I like the way changing between page style depending of photo format.


LG
KArin

Credits to the author who wrote this template:
http://www.pixelpost.org/v1/index.php?x=downloads&details=129

[Paul Wood]

Credits to the author who wrote this template:
http://www.pixelpost.org/v1/index.php?x=downloads&details=129

Yep, I've credited him here: http://ab.pnjwood.com/index.php?x=browse (and on my other blog as well)