Traver Feeder turned 3 Years Old with some new looks

My best travel photography blog ever created, the Travel Feeder, has just turned 3 Years old last month. Hooray! Come and celebrate with me together!

To commemorate the little success of this travel blog in terms of both travelers acceptances and commercial interests, I decided to lift its overall blog appearance to another level up by changing the whole color scheme of the blog page! These changes are subtle technicality wise but, the effect from these changes is significant in terms of its appearance and objectives behind. Gone is the old greenish color scheme which was a little dated and overdone. In place is a more down to earth blue and grey color scheme without much fancy shades or bright colors. A new turquoise color title image with new blog description is inserted, which blended into the new color scheme perfectly well.

This subtle but significant change is to present this blog in a more professional outlook and to show that Travel Feeder is much grown up and more mature now! 🙂 Another objective of this change after the previous major change more than a year ago (you may love to see what had been changed to this blog previously), is to have a more simple and plain looking web page to emphasize those travel photos featured in this travel photo blog. The above travel photo snapped in London shows what I actually meant by that. Simpler blog design now let my readers concentrate more on my photos without too carried away by the old fancy blog color scheme… 🙂

So this is it! Happy 3rd Birthday to Travel Feeder, Your Travel Photography Blog! May my best created travel photo blog be even better in future! Hope you like it… 🙂  – Travel Feeder, your best travel photo blog

About The Author

Cecil Lee

The author is an avid traveler and photography hobbyist who loves to share with others his travel and photo-taking experience in many popular tourist destinations around Europe, Asia and Australasia. Read the exciting stories with many photos captured on his journeys.