www.propaimages.com

hope this helps:

the title of “Professional Photo Agency” is sort of self-descriptive and a should be obvious from the content and structure of your agency, not by you telling the viewer. relating to this is the many misspelling throughout the website understandably, english is a bit complex and to be honest, annoying of a language, but i think for an agency seeking to sell photo stories and big news abroad, not having words spelled right or accurately may contrast sharply with your image as a professional source for historical photographic material.

also, the website is repetitive and distracting. there are two menus for the same thing?

and instead of a slideshow showing one picture story, perhaps singles from all the photographers portfolios? that could show your range of coverage. this could’ve been shot by one guy and thrown onto a website under the banner of photo agency.

also, you have one album in your archives. i would not launch a photo agency with only one collection of images.

and who are your photographers? what experience do they have? where are their portfolios?

hope i didn’t come off as too harsh or critical. best of luck, inshallah!

i fully agree with Mustafah. there are a few typos and punctuation errors on the website that need to be looked at. you seek to compete in the international scene, and you need to ensure that every single bit on your corporate identity is 100% correct. i hope the name you chose for the agency does not give the impression that it’s short for ‘propaganda’...and frankly, i’d remove this ‘how many users’ widget you have on the site…it doesn’t make any difference to a photo editor if there are 1000 or 2 visitors on your website…all they want are solid images.

lakum eltewfic inshallah.

t.