In her lap, a case holding a musical instrument. She seemed to be reading a sheet of music, but it was written strangely, on a grid rather than a staff.

At the Sheraton Grande Walkerhill Hotel, Seoul; September 15, 2007.

Pigeons take refuge atop Bundang's Central Park Pavilion.

Playing in the leaves at Yangjae Park, Seoul, 2005.

Olympic Bridge, spanning the Hangang (Han River), as viewed from the roof of the Technomart electronics building. Two men were killed in a helicopter accident erecting the torch for the 1988 Olympic games in Seoul.

A girl photographs the sunset from Hangang Park as the sun sets behind the 63 Building.

Japanese band Mono performs at Fashion Center, Samseong-dong, Seoul, South Korea.

The view north, overlooking Seoul and the Han River from Gwanaksan (Gwanak Mountain).

According to one Korean friend, the Koreans consider prostitution as a necessary evil. While police frown upon streetwalkers, they tolerate 'store-front' prostitution - wherein the prostitutes display themselves in red-light store-fronts - as it's generally and culturally accepted. The reason, according to my friend, is that prostitution provides deviant citizens an alternative to spouse swapping and/or rape. ~ Red-light district Yongsan.

Performing at Live Club SSAM; April 21, 2007.

Along the Han River, near Ttukseom Resort.

Comic dancers in Dongdaemun Market perform with large scissors, traditional drums and pre-recorded music.

Lotus Lantern Festival, celebrating Buddha's birthday; Insadong.

Though I teach small children daily, I don't remember much what it's like to be one. This shot seemed to sum it up pretty well for me, though: small, dressed according to the whims of others, surrounded by tall, dark, headless (until you look up) grown-ups, with nothing but other people's butts at eye-level ... Taken at Oksu Station.

The Melody performs at Lotte Hotel in Euljiro, Seoul

A biker pauses on Wolmido's ferry loading ramp to take in the view.

The very first shot taken with my new Canon EF 100mm f2.8 Macro USM lens, purchased this same afternoon: the man in Chungmuro who sold it to me.

Around Seolleung Station; looks like people on a piano.

TTG Pages CE

While Lightroom has allowed users to disseminate their photography to the web, web photo galleries do not a website make. TTG Pages CE generates what the standard templates do not -- not galleries, but pages -- allowing Lightroom users to generate complete websites from within the Lightroom Web module.

TTG Pages CE is powerful, flexible and user-friendly, with more features than any other Web plugin of its kind. The engine generates up to five unique content pages -- Home, Services, Info, About and Contact -- plus a Gallery Index, featuring The Turning Gate's unique auto indexing capability. Each page of your website enjoys dedicated layout and content control, allowing for complete user customization.

On each of the pages of this demonstration, you will find examples and explanations of the various features offered by TTG Pages CE. Flip through the pages to get an idea of the many creative possibilities.

The Home Page Slideshow

The slideshow, demoed above, is a special feature unique to the Home page. Written in Javascript -- not Flash -- the slideshow is not only mobile friendly, but mobile enhanced. On modern mobile devices, such as the iPhone, iPad or Android phones, a double-tap will launch the slideshow into full-screen mode, with supported gesture-based image navigation. Double-tap a second time to return to page view.

It's awesome. Visit this page on your smartphone to try it out for yourself.

Copy Formatting

Page copy may be formatted using Markdown syntax or HTML.

Markdown is a text-to-HTML conversion tool for web writers. Markdown allows you to write using an easy-to-read, easy-to-write plain text format, then convert it to structurally valid XHTML (or HTML).

Developed by John Gruber, Markdown allows on-screen text to be formatted simply, without having to use or learn HTML. The syntax is easy to learn; see John Gruber's Markdown page for more information.

Of course, if you know HTML and want to use it, you can do that too. Great for adding tables, inline images, colored text, or hierarchical lists to your pages.

But wait, there's more!

The Home page also supports embedded video or Flash image galleries, and offers several layout options. Explore this demonstration site further to see examples of these features.

Purchase

For more information or to purchase TTG Pages CE, please visit the product page.