honest feed back needed on my site

I've gone and signed up for a wedding show (and found out I'm in).... I need honest feed back on my site, tell me what you think I should change, if there is images I should take down.....etc...

critique please be honest! I think I can handle it!

http://www.blondinemcr​onaldphotography.ca

It's flash only which in my mind drops it's usefulness. It's also a tad slow on my 35mb connection - probably due to the flash.

The layout is simple and to the point which I appreciate. The images show the scope of your work which is good. The blog departs from the style of your main website which I might want to consider making them the same. I would also consider making testimonials interstitial to the blog to tell a story of why they client is happy and said what they said.

rcg wrote in post #11225799
It's flash only which in my mind drops it's usefulness. It's also a tad slow on my 35mb connection - probably due to the flash.

The layout is simple and to the point which I appreciate. The images show the scope of your work which is good. The blog departs from the style of your main website which I might want to consider making them the same. I would also consider making testimonials interstitial to the blog to tell a story of why they client is happy and said what they said.

Thanks for the comment / critique.

I will be adding a HTML option to my site shortly as I have had a few people ask why its not available. The blog is a new add on but I appreciate the suggestion which I think is an awesome idea and will work on it to see what I can come up with over the weekend.... I have more testimonials which I need to add also, so I will see what I can come up with.

Thanks again!

I'd make it more of a hybrid... if you want to do your galleries in flash, that's fine... Flash has practical applications with galleries and the like... but as far as the main page and navigation... I'd like to see that in HTML...
when you do get around to making the HTML component of the site, remember, if clicking takes you to an external link, that shouldn't be in the navigation. External links should be kept separate... When I click on "Blog" or "Clients" I don't expect to have a new window open, and for me to actually leave your site...
If you're going to keep the blog as a part of the website, I'd look into getting the blog onto your domain, so it can be part of the actual site instead of removing users from your site... For "clients" I'd consider ditching that link... make the galleries for your clients, and then send them a link... If all of the galleries within the "clients" link will be locked, there's no need to have that page.