NYC Shoot.com, portfolio piece Options

[digitalfragrance]

Hey guys! Long time no see :]

I just finished a simple website design for a client, and he's very happy with it. However, I know you guys will give better critique than a non-graphic designer.

http://nycshoot.com

What do you guys think?

[digitalfragrance]

^ Yeah... that stuff was directed/approved by the client... unfortunately :[

[TiffanyFactorial]

the photoshoots for certain projects don't work. but i bet you already knew that. um when you click on photographers, the outline of the box is kind of poorly drawn ie it's rough and not smooth. there's the point in the corner on the left that doesn't connect very well. but if that's what you were going for, uhh my bad? haha

i really like it. and i see no problem with the links. i think on the main page they could be placed at a better location though. but i really like this. it's unique!

[venti-anemoi]

It is unique; I like it. :] When you click on a link (the huge ones) though, there's a horizontal scrollbar while it's active.

[emberfly]

It is unique; I like it. :] When you click on a link (the huge ones) though, there's a horizontal scrollbar while it's active.

ya but that's easily fixed.

[venti-anemoi]

I know, I'm just saying in case she missed it, so that she can fix it.

[bijou]

I like it.

I hate the font but I suppose that's HIS fault. ;)

[queen]

i actually like the font with the layout; i think it makes it professional and clean looking. probably the placement of the navigation on the main page could be moved over a bit to the left, but i think it fits the layout perfectly already.

the only thing i would nitpick is something i think that was already mentioned above: the blurriness of the L shaped border when you click on the respective pages. maybe you could even do without the border, as the font does a very good job of separating the layout into pieces by itself.