Nice layout Murdock. I was told a long time ago that if you are doing a presentation and printing out handouts that they should be dark text on a light background, if you're doing the presentation via a projector (powerpoint or similar) then make it light text on a dark background. But for viewing on a computer dark on light is better.
You'll have to forgive me though - I'm not familiar with that print. Which battle is depicted?
Also, since I'm suffering from a nasty bout of something myself right now, I'm glad to hear to hear that there is "no more rampaging sickness" in your house.
As for the new look, I particularly like the gentle fade of color to white from the top down. The look of your battle photo goes very well with this new layout.
In a uniform from the age of 13 to 30, learned much of 'military life' and after a decade of travel have settled down to start a family. Started with boardgames and RPG's in the 1970's and added tabletop miniatures in the 1990's. Now with a family of three boys, seeking to turn this sometime hobby into more of a lifestyle.
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Nice layout Murdock. I was told a long time ago that if you are doing a presentation and printing out handouts that they should be dark text on a light background, if you're doing the presentation via a projector (powerpoint or similar) then make it light text on a dark background. But for viewing on a computer dark on light is better.
You'll have to forgive me though - I'm not familiar with that print. Which battle is depicted?
I like the new look. Noticed it right away.
Also, since I'm suffering from a nasty bout of something myself right now, I'm glad to hear to hear that there is "no more rampaging sickness" in your house.
As for the new look, I particularly like the gentle fade of color to white from the top down. The look of your battle photo goes very well with this new layout.
Good choice.
-- Jeff
Thank you gentlemen.
The print is of the battle of Libino from the early stages of the 1812 campaign.
I 'adjusted' it for use on the page by 'dodging' out the color, making the image 'greyer' so that the text could be read overtop of it better.
I have plans to change the images from time to time, maybe doing some of the miniature battles as well...
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