Well, most of you might not care but I launched the new version of my homepage right now. Maybe one or the other of you might be interested to see some pics of different continents and countries. Oh yeah - and for all of them, there are also some short descriptions, if applicable! Please find them atwww.heinznitsch.comOoops, the page is made for 1280x800 px (16:9), as I see, 4:3 viewers might have some inconveniences and have to browse more to the right and left!

Good job!

@bobbyboy:

Wooow, you are faster than my fingers!

Thanks a lot for your appreciatoin!

This is mine... http://www.aeh-photo.com

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as a web-designer... i recommend you consult a web-designer.

Oh, man - not many pictures of me from the 70's see the light of day....

Just joking.

These must be some nice menories - nice job!

@digitalcat: I AM the web-designer!!!

@cool_A

wooooow! You really did well! Thanks for sharing!

Are these pics al by you? - Well, I think so! Hey, you are really great in taking pics! If we were not so far apart, it would be a pleasure to meet you and talk about photography!

Than you would be aware that i-frames are out... they are as arcane as tables.

The maximum resolution for a standard website is 1024px....

back buttons are your friends, so is standard navigation consistent on every-page.

not to mention standard use of fonts, colors, contrasts and backgrounds!

^ lol...

Posted by digitalcat [ 10 November 2009 | 7:30AM ]

as a web-designer... i recommend you consult a web-designer.

Emmmm...

There are some awesome photos there of places most of us will never visit. Some great aerial shots too.

I think you just need a trip to North Korea to round out your collection.

@digitalcat: This is what Microsoft Publisher does. Not that I really like it, but it is easy. I'm not the big website wizzard! All that counts is the result and after some adaptions, I think it is better than Frontpage which I used before. Still, if you don't like it, there is an easy solution: Just don't look at it!

@neutron: Thanks a lot! But I'm afraid North Korea will remain a white spot on my world map, although it would be really interesting going there!