Photoshop: From Ho-hum to Wow!
You can use Photoshop to bring out the magic of photos that are muddy, soft, or blandly composed.
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Just had a quick look through, and so far seems like a nice site. Although you need to be beaten with a stick for using those shiny metallic orbs in your preloader with the nice design of the rest of the site.
nice work overall, just fix that loader!
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Online Portfolio - in progress
jammindesigns.com
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Goo
Jammo,
That is damn funny!! Yes! i should be beaten with a stick, a very jagged one!
but the client requested it! I dont know why, but i hate it too! I originally had a nice bar that matched the color scheme, but then the "LORD CLIENT" looked at another site that hade a preloader and wanted me to make it look the same!
good excuse huh!
Brig
http://www.distantcloseup.com
i like the way the preloader works, having the circles but as the designer you need to know that the client is not always right. I would suggest, keep the preloader style, but change the graphics back down to plain circles (maybe the beige/light brown color you've used)
Also re: what David said below, the table/chair does need something behind it but i think if you do anything too heavy it will loose that "out of the box " feel. Perhaps just a slight shadow on the floor where the chairs / table are. Also a couple more things, your site credits link could probably be a bit smaller and in a lighter font, and without underline, use the underline on a:hover (and you'll also need to set a:hover and a:visited as blue and purple look like you've not bothered much with your own credits... just a thought)
Again, nice work dude.
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jammindesigns.com
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Goo
The only thing that looks funky to me is the bottom where the furniture and 'site designed by' statement are floating in a white nothingness...i'd use a light fill color in the palatte you have going. Maybe even mirror the usage on the top to bring it together.

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Im finding error 404 on pages,
http://www.distantcloseup.com/splashtown/spa.html
and when you select the products i get 404
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i'd suggest to have the navigation buttons at the top do something when they are moused over, maybe in flash?