Arn's galleries - 3 cameras - 120 pics

[arn]

http://www.pbase.com/arn
Any feedback is much appreciated.

I'm thinking of changing the categories from camera galleries to subject based. I.e. from the current: favourites/small camera/prosumer/dslr --(to)--> favourites/abstract/animals/b&w/...
What do you think and how do feel the current camera based division works?

EDIT: the galleries are now subject based. Some new pics also added (and some were removed while tidying up the galleries...)

Here's two throw-in pics:
http://koti.mbnet.fi/arn/pics/Arn__Venetian_mask_f_680x.jpg

http://koti.mbnet.fi/arn/pics/Arn__solitary_fisherman_800x.jpg

[Olegis]

Wonderful gallery you have there, I even left you a comment ;)

I think that subject-based categories will be much better, because :
a. most of the people don't care about your equipment.
b. camera-based category says nothing about the photographs inside.

I also had this dilemma a few month ago, but then I redesigned the whole gallery thing, making it subject-based - it's so easier for me and my visitors to navigate ! The only camera-based gallery that left is the "Minolta 7i" gallery - but I didn't remove it because I'm too lazy ... :cool:

[kb244]

I agree with Olegis, you can provide camera information beneath the picture if you really wanted to, but still something subject based would be nicer, and would span out your gallery a little more as well.

[arn]

Thanks for the feedback. The categories are now subject based and I cleaned them up a bit too. I also added some new images (see "fauna" for some medusa pics). Go check it out. Any further comments and suggestions are also welcome.

[sugar_babygirli]

You really have an amazing gallery there with alot of variety and interesting photos. I enjoyed looking through them very much and mostly all of the pics are professional loooking. Thank you for sharing!

[Crazy Canuck]

Nicely done and very professional looking photos. I really like the "Barn In A Blizzard" photo and the fisherman, love those kind of shots.

Keep up the great work