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Jul 4

The new Black & White gallery is up ~

Featuring Lightbox JS v.2.02 as a slideshow script and the OpenCube Infinite Menus, the new gallery is a collection of black & white photographs of various origin and age. Some are from Vancouver and have been featured on the blog, others are older, and others yet were even taken originally as colour photographs. I’ve worked hard to solve a few browser compatibility issues with my page design, but Mac’s behaviour is - as usual - unknown. I’d appreciate any feedback from any platform users...

I’m ashamed to say that for now, the slideshow is optimized for screen resolutions of at least 1680x1050 since most of my vertical pictures are 700px or 750px. I know that most of you are using 1024x768 and I apologize in advance. I will eventually work on a resizing option, but for now, your images will be a little cropped...

02-12-08 Update: Lightbox is no longer feature since the site redesign. The black and white gallery is now powered by Flash and available here.

2006-07-04 21:18 • Posted by Vince in Bits and pieces:

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  • 1 - Anonymous wrote:

    « Don’t worry, we’ll survive.
    Just keep up working hard for our pleasure and non-stop wonder.
    Soon, we’ll all join you in Vancouver.
    Too irresistible... »

    Posted on 2006-07-05 15:38 •

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