Wordpress Q.
My only question is whether one can add writing to the website? That's originally what led me to wordpress. I've been poking around this afternoon and found this package which is 12 pounds a year (though it gets pricier later), link here.
Having read a few articles, I'm wondering now whether I should just go the free route and try upgrading later.
- H.
Michael
I can highly recommend Wordpress if you can get some inexpensive hosting.
I setup my website timpile.co.uk(NSFW) in less than a day, and it even imported all my blog posts from Blogger including all the images and comments.
There are loads of great themes to get you started, free ones and paid ones, and lots of plug-ins to do useful things.
I probably use very little of what it is capable of, but have been very impressed.
Best Regards
Tim
Michael, isn't that the case with all of these companies? Hopefully, I won't have to cancel too soon.
Tim, very impressive work and a beautiful layout too. Thanks as well for the WP vote of confidence.
Best Wishes,
H.
I got a Wordpress site for my photos and was recently told I should buy my own domian name .. so I did through this site .. just wondering if you guys bought your own domian name or just kept the .wordpress option? I'm a bit unsure of what the difference is tbh.
http://www.noip.com/
It is an illusion that photos are made with the camera… they are made with the eye, heart and head. Henri Cartier-Bresson
Lots of film bodies, a couple of digital ones, too many lenses (mainly older glass) and a Horseman LE 5x4.
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I've noticed many of you have very nice looking photography websites so I thought you could give me some advice. I'd like to have a blog of my own which would be a mix of personal tavel photos and some writing -- nothing commercial for now. Problem is - I haven't the faintest idea about WordPress. Would you recommend it to a beginner? I suppose I'll pick up some new skills while posting, but I don't want to be out of my depth from the get go.
Any advice /alternate suggestions would be appreciated.
Many thanks!
Hugh