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  Peak surfacing ltd. October 26, 2010 at 3:32pm

  you can never have enough photos of your work most of the big directories recomend around 12.
  you can visit my gallery at www.resinbondedpaving.co.uk.
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  Eco-Maze October 26, 2010 at 3:46pm

  We can all waffle on about how great we are but a picture paints a thousand words...... flood your site with images
  
  Good on you.
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  Eco-Maze October 26, 2010 at 4:13pm

  Try taking the before and after image from the same location, this also helps those who find it difficult to visualise.
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  Claire Brown October 26, 2010 at 4:17pm

  i've got lots of images on my website, - lots of pretty pictures (all my own) but I want a proper portfolio, with flipping round images (bit like yours on landscape juice page) - anyone got an examples from their website of that.
  
  looking for where people site it on the website, how clients click on different projects.
  
  ok, just being nosey at all the ways people do things.
  
  great ideas so far, please keep them coming.
  
  Eco-Maze said:

  We can all waffle on about how great we are but a picture paints a thousand words...... flood your site with images
  
  Good on you.
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  Fenlandphil October 26, 2010 at 5:11pm

  My site is all photos Claire because I sell products from it, on one page at the top I have a table of thumbnails where people click on the picture and it takes you to a description of the arch and a picture that can be clicked on to zoom to a bigger size. I have also embedded a video on the same page. Here is the link Garden arches I hope it helps.
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  David Beasley Garden Design October 26, 2010 at 8:00pm

  Hi Claire
  
  How about uploading all you photos on to Flickr.
  
  Not only can your images be picked up on Flickr but you can also then bulk import them on to Your Network Page Photos or convert them into a Slide-show to embed in your website etc.
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  Keith Barker October 26, 2010 at 8:06pm

  Our site, lushgardendesign.co.uk, is built on Wordpress using a portfolio/blog template from Elegant Themes.
  
  I love Wordpress as a publishing platform, as it's extremely flexible and powerful, with a large community writing add-on code and templates. There are many free and paid for templates you can use - just search on Google for portfolio themes for Wordpress.
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  Claire Brown October 26, 2010 at 10:33pm

  yes have been meaning to learn how to use flickr for some time (think i've managed to upload one photo somewhen)
  
  
  
  david beasley said:

  Hi Claire
  
  How about uploading all you photos on to Flickr.
  
  Not only can your images be picked up on Flickr but you can also then bulk import them on to Your Network Page Photos or convert them into a Slide-show to embed in your website etc.