My Abstract Header: Leaves, Water, and Fall
December 04, 06 by edI’ve always preferred headers on web sites that are fairly straight-forward. I’m not the creative type who can whip abstractions up out of the blue.
Nevertheless, I spent a little time today tweaking a picture I took in 2005 of some leaves in a stream at the base of Mt. Greylock in MA. The fall leaves were a beautiful array of colors and I was lucky enough to capture the sun at just the right angle. You can view the full picture here.
The final result is a bit creepy and odd, but it’s a change of pace for me. I’m curious to know your reaction as you look at it. Does it work? Is it sensory overload? Should I go back to trees, leaves, and scenery pictures?
- Date Monday, 04 Dec 06 at 12:45 pm
- Under the living room
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Makeesha Says: 04.12.06 at 5:08 pm
I don’t think it’s creepy, it’s neat. Is there a way you can use just 1 level instead of a double height? the repeat looks a little weird
Ed Says: 04.12.06 at 8:10 pm
When you refer to "double height" you mean that the navigation header appears twice across the top? I’m sure it’s something to do with the CSS, which I know almost nothing about. It’s probably worth taking a peak at it, but no promises. I’m one step away from clueless when it comes to web stuff.