I think you should return that =)

I don't know a huge amount about Javascript or CGI (PHP is my thing) but can you not have the button send an HTTP header to the browser immediately after it submits the form data? That's what my comments system does and, as long as you get the order right, it works fine.

And I think I agree with you about this photo, it's good on its own but yesterday's is still winning for me. Looking forward to tomorrow's though.

I think the size and shape of the bucket may make it a bit less appealing than yesterdays. But undoubtedly a great shot.

Also, I was browsing through the archives looking for that picture of Camilla, and realized that we have yet to see a portrait of Finley. Just feeding ideas. :)

I haven't a clue whether what you want is possible, but SixApart maintains a set of pretty useful forums for MT, and are themselves pretty responsive. I'd suggest simply writing to Anil/Mena/Ben/whoever and asking them directly.

I like this better than the bucket shot because I get a greater sense of history from this shot. I think it's beacause there's a phone number on the box that is a very old style area code...where did this box go in the meantime!?

After looking at the two I definately like yesterdays over todays. I think the neutral colors add a little more life to the photo. But that's just me.

David...
Hai tutta la mia ammirazione. Riesci a produrre sempre delle immagini originali, eleganti e ricche di fascino.
Ti voglio fare i miei più sinceri complimenti. Per me sei fonte di ispirazione e vorrei tanto avere una mente creativa come la tua.

Diego Gaspari Bandion - Fotografo
www.dgbandion.com

P.S. Quale plugin utilizzi per dare le tonalità così particolari alle tue immagini?

Translation by Google… :-(

David…
I admire to you.
You produce pictures elegant and fascinating. He compliments sincere. Watching your pictures I find inspiration and I would want to have one creative mind like yours.

Diego Gaspari Bandion - Photographer
www.dgbandion.com

P.S. Which plugin it uses for giving the particular tonalities therefore to your images?

Peter's correct. Wheres that portrait of Fin you promised ?

I like this a lot. Its a combination of colours plus the type on the box that makes the picture work for me. Well done.

nice colours David

I like the "Norfish Seafoods" on the container; links it to the beach and gives you the thought that it might have fallen off a commercial fishing boat.

Yesterday's photo works better in composition, but this one is better because of the colors. The words gives us a clue where this container have been.

Love it as always. but I was wondering about the processing. When you use two masked Curves. Do you lasso the sky and make into a new layer?

Love the lomo colors. The perspective makes me wonder what's inside. Well done as always.

Both very good - but I like the bucket best too it has more character - if you know what I mean!!

I actually like this one better, solely because of the composition. Both great shots though.

Wonderful contrast of color and the horizon looks infinate.

This shot is fantastic. I've just subscribed to your photoblog in the last few days, and every day I'm more and more impressed. Great work, and thanks for sharing.

As a novice, I'd love to know your techniques for post-processing the photos (from the comments above, there appear to be others as well). Is there some resource you know of where I could find out about this? Do you have a fairly routine process for cleaning and then adjusting your photographs? I particuarly like the moody / gloomy feel of these shots.

Thanks again!

I think this one is better, because of the red color in contrast with the blue sky. Great job as always.

Wow, the red just jumps right out of the picture

You may want to use this code for your problem (I am not sure whether I do understand your problem the right way, but you can put this code behind the code were you insert your data in the database):

[code]
//META http-equiv=refresh content="1; URL=//?php echo $url_redirect; ?\\"\\
[/code]

(Since you can't post html code in these comments, replace the // by HTML opening tags and replace \\ by HTML end tags)

Feel free to mail me if you need any more help.

Unbelievable tones!

The processing is excellent. I know the box is the focal point but I find myself staring at the detail throughout. That sky looks like something from Judgement Day!

Ok thats done it!

I am off to the Fylde next week with my Kit to grab some shots...

Prob is if I take some shots similar to this etc I will be accused by Jamey of copying you ;-)

Mmm I think both images are worthy and one isn't particularly more striking than the other, they are both good shots.

Just a quick note to say that I've been a fan of your website for quite a while now and I think your work is wonderful.

This picture struck me as Norfish is (or was) a local company based in our own North East area - Sunderland to be precise. Perhaps you should get in touch with them as they may be tickled pink (like their prawns!) to see one of their old crates featured in such a fantastic shot.

http://www.norfish.co.uk/

The contrats in this picture is amazing and if you had left the sky as it was (blue) it may have looked even sharper. I definitely like this one more than yesterday

Excellent.. I like this one the best of the series.. the red and grey sky really work together and it gives me the impression of the ensuing rain...That special moment as the weather begins to change and the downpour is only seconds away.

Great shot Dave! Can't say anything more than I normally say.. "Great tones, love the PS work" - gets a bit repetitive ;)

Interesting shot Dave, but I found the yesterday's bucket more fascinating. I have a similar doubt with Brett: when you apply two or more masks, do you *manually* draw the edges of the mask (with lazo tool, in this case bordering the bucket) ?

Ah, thanks for the explaination about details, I'm going to follow your suggestion and spend some time with Web Presenter. Do you know if exists a demo version of this plugin? Thanks again.

As always your shots blow me away, It's soo annoying (and a large ting of jealousy mixed in) when i look at your images and realise they where not snapped by me. Aaaaarrrrggghhhhhh. Not fair.

NOTE TO SELF: Work harder at getting as good as David

Suby

Great colors!

I prefer this one to yesterdays shot. The placement of the horizon works better and gives it a better sense of depth. Love the color of the horizon contrasting against the red.

The knees and elbows must be gone in all your clothes? ;)

I too like this one best so far-the color, the dof and the information on the side of the tote - it seems to be just waiting on the beach to be loaded up and then off to processing; then perhaps back to its spot again.

I would also love more information on post processing.

Typical chromasia :-) I love it. It looks like mounted with photoshop. fantastic

Jamey: yep, that would probably work, but I'd need to edit the comment script to do that and that's a bit beyond me.

Peter: ok, I'll try and take a decent one of him this weekend :)

Bill: thanks, I'll drop them a line.

Diego: I don't often use any plugins and normally tone my images with a combination of a Curve, the channel mixer, and so on.

Brett (and marco): no, I use seperate adjustment layers rather than modifying the image directly, and to select the sky I use a variety of tools - magic wand, etc.

Luuk: thanks, I'll look into that one.

Sysagent: let me know when you're coming over. Perhaps we could meet up.

Catherine: thanks for that, I'll send them an email.

Your least favourite, but my favourite.

this is the best, but a bit dark for my eyes perhaps

Beautiful and powerful atmosphere!