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Highlighting Photography Of Realtor John Nilsson Vail, CO

January 6th, 2009

I recently exchanged e-mails with John Nilsson of Vail, CO. His e-mail signature give several links to his current listings:

I’m very impressed with Johns work. John does his own photography and worked with his web developer to create this simple but unique design for a home tour. As I told John, I think he has done a very masterful job of presenting his listings. The photography is stunning and the presentation is very elegant.I wanted to point out that John’s tour design is an example of a style you see frequently in custom designed upper-end home tours where the viewer has no control over the tour. That is, you can’t stop it or select a particular image. This design is a trade-off between making it so viewers don’t have to do anything and a more complex navigation scheme. For some people this style of tour is frustrating. On the other hand, this “no navigation” design has a certain simple elegance.

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5 Responses to “Highlighting Photography Of Realtor John Nilsson Vail, CO”

Photo News Today » Blog Archive » Highlighting Photography Of Realtor John Nilsson Vail, CO - Larry Lohrman January 7th, 2009 at 11:33 am #

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Jose January 7th, 2009 at 4:05 pm #

I’ve been doing this for most of our listings. I do the photography and put together the site as well.

Check out:

http://www.1690altadena.com/

http://www.770oakknollcircle.com/
larry January 7th, 2009 at 4:16 pm #

Jose- Nicely done! I’m a fan of Slideshow Pro too.
David Sherfey January 8th, 2009 at 1:53 pm #

Slideshow Pro…never heard of it but it is very nice. Thanks for the tip, Larry! I’ll have to add that to my sites.

Jose, I like very much your use of words with photos. That’s a nice pair of websites you have there.

John, I love the welcome dog on Black Bear Lane!
Aaron Bailey January 18th, 2009 at 8:33 am #

Jose,

Very, very nice work – I really like your layout and the lightbox effect.

I photograph, host and design my own tours and believe the user does need some control over the content…and if you design it using html (giving up some of the fancy flash interaction), the tours are sure to get indexed by google and yahoo and start to show up as search results.

here is an example of some of my work, where I also slideshowpro (big fax of that program):

http://www.gainesville360.com/8/011009

http://www.gainesville360.com/8/010909

http://www.gainesville360.com/8/rivergate02

cheers,
Aaron
Gainesville360.com
AWBailey.com