I've recently revised my horticultural photography website,
www.hortiphoto.com, and it now has a considerably faster search engine that
returns thumbnail images instead of text-based results, which is
considerable advantage now that there are well over 2200 photos on the site

Sure, the site is commercial, but I think with the range of plants covered
it does represent a considerable resource for gardeners and plant
enthusiasts, and of course you don't have to buy anything and there's
nothing that requires registration.

Geoff Bryant
www.hortiphoto.com

Geoff Bryant wrote:

I've recently revised my horticultural photography website,
www.hortiphoto.com, and it now has a considerably faster search engine that
returns thumbnail images instead of text-based results, which is
considerable advantage now that there are well over 2200 photos on the site

Sure, the site is commercial, but I think with the range of plants covered
it does represent a considerable resource for gardeners and plant
enthusiasts, and of course you don't have to buy anything and there's
nothing that requires registration.


There's some great photos on there - I won't be buying any though. ;-)

--
Mark Allison, SQL Server MVP
http://www.markallison.co.uk

Geoff Bryant wrote:

I've recently revised my horticultural photography website,
www.hortiphoto.com, and it now has a considerably faster search engine that
returns thumbnail images instead of text-based results, which is
considerable advantage now that there are well over 2200 photos on the site

Sure, the site is commercial, but I think with the range of plants covered
it does represent a considerable resource for gardeners and plant
enthusiasts, and of course you don't have to buy anything and there's
nothing that requires registration.


There's some great photos on there - I won't be buying any though. ;-)

--
Mark Allison, SQL Server MVP
http://www.markallison.co.uk

Geoff Bryant wrote:

I've recently revised my horticultural photography website,
www.hortiphoto.com, and it now has a considerably faster search engine that
returns thumbnail images instead of text-based results, which is
considerable advantage now that there are well over 2200 photos on the site

Sure, the site is commercial, but I think with the range of plants covered
it does represent a considerable resource for gardeners and plant
enthusiasts, and of course you don't have to buy anything and there's
nothing that requires registration.


There's some great photos on there - I won't be buying any though. ;-)

--
Mark Allison, SQL Server MVP
http://www.markallison.co.uk

Geoff Bryant wrote:

I've recently revised my horticultural photography website,
www.hortiphoto.com, and it now has a considerably faster search engine that
returns thumbnail images instead of text-based results, which is
considerable advantage now that there are well over 2200 photos on the site

Sure, the site is commercial, but I think with the range of plants covered
it does represent a considerable resource for gardeners and plant
enthusiasts, and of course you don't have to buy anything and there's
nothing that requires registration.


There's some great photos on there - I won't be buying any though. ;-)

--
Mark Allison, SQL Server MVP
http://www.markallison.co.uk

Geoff
I'm interested in the php software you use and what datbase you use as I too
have a some 2000 slides mainly used for my gardening ta;lks. Can you let me
know how you constructed and what software was used?

Thanks
Andrew


"Geoff Bryant" wrote in message
...
I've recently revised my horticultural photography website,
www.hortiphoto.com, and it now has a considerably faster search engine
that
returns thumbnail images instead of text-based results, which is
considerable advantage now that there are well over 2200 photos on the
site

Sure, the site is commercial, but I think with the range of plants covered
it does represent a considerable resource for gardeners and plant
enthusiasts, and of course you don't have to buy anything and there's
nothing that requires registration.

Geoff Bryant
www.hortiphoto.com

Geoff
I'm interested in the php software you use and what datbase you use as I too
have a some 2000 slides mainly used for my gardening ta;lks. Can you let me
know how you constructed and what software was used?

Thanks
Andrew


"Geoff Bryant" wrote in message
...
I've recently revised my horticultural photography website,
www.hortiphoto.com, and it now has a considerably faster search engine
that
returns thumbnail images instead of text-based results, which is
considerable advantage now that there are well over 2200 photos on the
site

Sure, the site is commercial, but I think with the range of plants covered
it does represent a considerable resource for gardeners and plant
enthusiasts, and of course you don't have to buy anything and there's
nothing that requires registration.

Geoff Bryant
www.hortiphoto.com

Geoff
I'm interested in the php software you use and what datbase you use as I too
have a some 2000 slides mainly used for my gardening ta;lks. Can you let me
know how you constructed and what software was used?

Thanks
Andrew


"Geoff Bryant" wrote in message
...
I've recently revised my horticultural photography website,
www.hortiphoto.com, and it now has a considerably faster search engine
that
returns thumbnail images instead of text-based results, which is
considerable advantage now that there are well over 2200 photos on the
site

Sure, the site is commercial, but I think with the range of plants covered
it does represent a considerable resource for gardeners and plant
enthusiasts, and of course you don't have to buy anything and there's
nothing that requires registration.

Geoff Bryant
www.hortiphoto.com

Geoff
I'm interested in the php software you use and what datbase you use as I too
have a some 2000 slides mainly used for my gardening ta;lks. Can you let me
know how you constructed and what software was used?

Thanks
Andrew


"Geoff Bryant" wrote in message
...
I've recently revised my horticultural photography website,
www.hortiphoto.com, and it now has a considerably faster search engine
that
returns thumbnail images instead of text-based results, which is
considerable advantage now that there are well over 2200 photos on the
site

Sure, the site is commercial, but I think with the range of plants covered
it does represent a considerable resource for gardeners and plant
enthusiasts, and of course you don't have to buy anything and there's
nothing that requires registration.

Geoff Bryant
www.hortiphoto.com

I agree. Great site with great pictures. I'll certainly be using it
when i'm looking up plants.

Can anyone recommend any good websites on digitial photography for/of
plants.

Nick

"NWalch" wrote in message
om...
I agree. Great site with great pictures. I'll certainly be using it
when i'm looking up plants.

Can anyone recommend any good websites on digitial photography for/of
plants.

Nick

For:
http://photographytips.com/page.cfm/101 Excellent site with loads of good tips!


Of:
http://elib.cs.berkeley.edu/flowers/
http://www.tonyhowell.co.uk/flowersplantstrees.htm

Jenny

On Sat, 27 Mar 2004 08:36:52 +0100, "JennyC" wrote:


"NWalch" wrote in message
. com...
I agree. Great site with great pictures. I'll certainly be using it
when i'm looking up plants.

Can anyone recommend any good websites on digitial photography for/of
plants.

Nick

For:
http://photographytips.com/page.cfm/101 Excellent site with loads of good tips!


Of:
http://elib.cs.berkeley.edu/flowers/
http://www.tonyhowell.co.uk/flowersplantstrees.htm

and if you haven't got a digital camera, a good independent site to
look at before buying a camera is http://www.dpreview.com/

On Sat, 27 Mar 2004 08:36:52 +0100, "JennyC" wrote:


"NWalch" wrote in message
. com...
I agree. Great site with great pictures. I'll certainly be using it
when i'm looking up plants.

Can anyone recommend any good websites on digitial photography for/of
plants.

Nick

For:
http://photographytips.com/page.cfm/101 Excellent site with loads of good tips!


Of:
http://elib.cs.berkeley.edu/flowers/
http://www.tonyhowell.co.uk/flowersplantstrees.htm

and if you haven't got a digital camera, a good independent site to
look at before buying a camera is http://www.dpreview.com/