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I never heard of this type of art, so I would have appreciated a quick definition.  What would be really great would be a short video showing how to do this in the daylight and then showing the result of those actions done at night.

If there is a big enough audience, it might be a good site for a membership forum for folks that do this to share their tips and questions.

I`d never heard of light graffiti so I did a quick search on google and OMG there is some really amazing stuff out there! The how-to is nice, but I agree with Eric, a step by step video would be great, with the resulting image at conclusion.

I would definitely hit the forums of sites such as weburbanist.com and others that come up under a google search. There are clearly passionate light graffiti artists out there, so the idea would be to create a place where they can all join together, as well as sell their photography.

Very cool and very beautiful!

Thank you for your advice.  I`ll work on getting a video made and put up.  I really like beautifulpetunia`s idea of having a place to sell their photography.  Thanks!

Biggest issue I see is that it`s not easy to understand what I (the customer) should or can do. I see the picture, they`re interesting, but there`s no immediate "get started" indication. The text explanation at the top of the main page is so dim compared to the background, that it gets lost.

Perhaps have your examples horizontal, say...8 (two rows of 4), then continue with content below the examples that explain what happens next?

Love the way you colored your site name, even though I don`t care for the bright green it has a really nice effect. Definitely lighten of the rest of the text .... if someone has to strain to read, they may not want to stay on your site very long.

Definitely give some indications of why a user is here .... what is the purpose overall? What can members do? What can be learned or shared? Make those messages more prominent upfront.

Set up proper metatags ... unique page titles, descriptions, etc.

Use descriptive link titles and img alt`s that contain keywords .... these don`t need to state exactly what an  image is, use a short description with keywords when possible.



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