all
pictures on this site ©iwimiwiskerke
I
love doing things I have never done before.
Not good for my career.
But my mood and my photography benefit greatly from it..
What can I do
for you?
Let's think of something really great and let's make it!
L e Corbusier: Notre-Dame du Haut - Ronchamps, France
free photo's on your site? - look here!
most of the pictures on this site are shot with olympus camera's; here's the webring:
This
Olympus
OM Webring site owned by wim wiskerke
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About
this site
This site functions mainly as my portfolio. And doubles as my playground.
;-).
Your visit does of course not earn me a penny: no banner or advert in
sight.
There's a page where I have some items for sale.
For a page with a special offer for the commercial use of my photo's on
the web look here.
For the logged part of my site I welcome
246
visitors on average with 645 hits per day.
I am very impressed by that, I have to admit. So thank you for stopping
by!
The all time high: now 1515 (to look at my april fools prank: spring!
not in-camera photo's, but scans.)
It was: 1296 hits on a single day. I found that impressive too! They all
came to look at this little picture
.
Something else I do find impressive: my visitors are from more than 120
countries! Wow! Thank you for looking in!
wim wiskerke, vorm en foto is the
trade name I use and it has been registered since 1984.Conditions are
here.
(Dutch only at present.) For use of my pictures
these rates
of the fotografenfederatie apply. (Prices are in Euro.)
For a special offer look here.
On
the web, everything is always *under construction*. It's the same here
on my site. Our lives are like the web now in this regard: everything
is always under construction. These are truly modern times. Nothing is
ever finished or final anymore. So if you find anything wrong or ugly
or simply not working on this site, accept my apologies, and please send
me an e-mail: I do learn quickly ;-)
The best screen size for my site is 1024x768. It is the preferred setting
for now more than half of my visitors; see below. Other settings may cause
distortion of some pictures or may force you to scroll. I noticed in my
stats that the 800x600 setting is used less and less. 640x480 is virtually
extinct. All kind of exotic large settings are coming up though. (How
about 4096x768; 1856x704; 3840x1024; 990x694?? I do worry about the 82
persons viewing with 0x0!)
