What do your business cards look like?

ag76 wrote in post #13990890
Will be picking these up tomorrow.

Very nice!

The only other comment: some people might find that light blue against white a little difficult to read. A larger font size or a thin outline might increase the contrast and legibility?

blindhog wrote in post #13982710
I'll play. First business card for site. Feedback appreciated!

I checked out your website. One thing that jumped out at me was your cat photo. You have it in your pets gallery under cats and it's the only cat photo. I don't think you should have a gallery or sub-gallery that has only one photo. It makes you look non-complete and a beginner. You also have this cat photo under "fauna" under "nature". It's a house cat, not nature or wild life. If you take it out of the "fauna" sub-gallery you again end up with one photo the swan. Same comment as before.

Also reconsider your gallery names. Many people associate "nature" with wildlife. So having landscape or scenics under "nature" may not get people to view them. It's all about getting people to view a gallery and you can't make names even slightly deceiving.

Good luck.

toastyphoto wrote in post #14000787
You should really use a more professional e-mail address

like what?
anything to improve

burnet44 wrote in post #14003150
like what?
anything to improve

Purchase a domain name for $9 a year and use Google Apps GMail for domains (free).
Or, at least use a simple yourname@gmail.com -- the "@hot.rr.com" just wouldn't
appeal to me as a customer.

ok thanks

HappySnapper90 wrote in post #14002737
I checked out your website. One thing that jumped out at me was your cat photo. You have it in your pets gallery under cats and it's the only cat photo. I don't think you should have a gallery or sub-gallery that has only one photo. It makes you look non-complete and a beginner. You also have this cat photo under "fauna" under "nature". It's a house cat, not nature or wild life. If you take it out of the "fauna" sub-gallery you again end up with one photo the swan. Same comment as before.

Also reconsider your gallery names. Many people associate "nature" with wildlife. So having landscape or scenics under "nature" may not get people to view them. It's all about getting people to view a gallery and you can't make names even slightly deceiving.

Good luck.

Thanks for the feedback Robert. I agree about the gallery titles. Need to get some additional images uploaded and rethink the structure.

Rick

TaggM wrote in post #14002194
Very nice!

The only other comment: some people might find that light blue against white a little difficult to read. A larger font size or a thin outline might increase the contrast and legibility?

Thanks for the tip.

I need some help here, i want to design myself a business card but i suck at it i has my logo as seen on www.bjornlifoto.no but do not know what else i should add or where on the card, could somebody plz help me make a design?

edit: i also need tips to where i can order cards, must ship to norway

Vista Print can use your logo on a number of different cards

i tried vista print once, did not like the card quality

bjornli wrote in post #14025788
i tried vista print once, did not like the card quality

I've used them three times, and did not like the card quality. Do yourself a favor and get some quality cards at moo.com or UVCards. You won't regret it.

Any designers up for a small job designing a card for me? I have a logo, but cannot seem to come up with a look that I like. PM me if interested.

I'm gonna do you a favor.

Remove the word 'photographer'. You already have 'FIRST DOWN PHOTOS' on there.
Remove your address. Nobody cares where you live.
Get a new email. If not something by your own domain name, then at least a gmail, patcarrigan@gmail.com

Pat Carrigan
First Down Photos
email
123-456-7890

In a business card, less is more

great stuff thanks
next batch will reflect the good ideas you guys gave me
thanks a lot

Thought I'd throw mine up - it isn't for photography, but I like it as its different.
Printed on matt celloglaze with rounded edges.

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