Need website critique and suggestions

[SpookyDan]

My photography hobby is evolving into more of a business as is my website. My website has gone from strictly a gallery to more of a professional photography site.

Please have a look and let me know what you think. Does it look professional? Do I give up too much information? Is there something more I should add/change?

www.danhaga.com

Comments and critique appreciated.

Thanks

[sl3966]

Dan, I like it. I might just lose/adjust the drop shadows on your links. Great work as always see you over at RD ;)

[SpookyDan]

Dan, I like it. I might just lose/adjust the drop shadows on your links. Great work as always see you over at RD ;)

Yea I haven't posted there in a while... too many people actually knew the models and were harassing them about the shots/modeling...

[squashed]

Excellent website Dan. Excellent quality photos for sure that shoud get you plenty of business.

[stathunter]

Too spooky for me! :) ......no looks good. I agree about the dropshadows on the links..

[Nice Glass]

Easing up on the drop shadows will help a great deal.

[babyduckmonger]

You certainly have a lot of very attractive, very willing clients. ;) Nice work, and nice site. Everything loaded very quickly, and it was easy to navigate.

[HaroldC3]

Quick loading site, good design.

The top 3 pictures on the left for your galleries are a little too adult-oriented for me. I personally don't care to see images like that on the very first page I come to on a web site. If your audience is not family-oriented then I think you're okay.

Also, I might be concerned about using a Canon camera on my site, showing their logo my infringe on copyrights (I'm not sure).

[Binning]

Nice site Dan... if you want to use it as advertising you should consider making some changes that will optimize it for search engines such as Google