cover pics

[Travis haselton]

Hopefully I will be putting it in this weekend.  I have another title on amazon but not the kindle. "Hell on a mesa" its from kindof a low rep. publisher tho.

[911jason]

Travis - you should change your avatar to your new cover...



Just go to your profile and insert this link:
http://i204.photobucket.com/albums/bb86/911jason/ManWithNoPastAvatar.png

[Travis haselton]

I will do that

[Dawn McCullough White]

Great cover!

Dawn

[Daniel Pyle]

Amazing work, Jason.  That's a cover to be proud of for sure.

And excellent font choice.  The little flairs almost look like whips, which I'm guessing was the creator's intent.

[R. Doug]

As any experienced photographer will tell you, almost any photograph is better with the main subject off-centered.  Usually in photo-speak, that means placing the subject about one-third of the way from either side of the photo, AND have another feature (in this case the horizon) one third of the way from the vertical limits of the picture.  Thus, photo 2 is by far the better photograph, and having the main subject even further to the side than the usual rule-of-thirds only enhances the drama.  Plus, the additional negative space gives you a lot more room for text (as you've already seen looking from the examples).  Picture 1 meets none of those criteria.

[Travis haselton]

The book is now live for anyone who has commented on this thread and may be interested.

[Genaro Zamora]

hey the cover looks great.
well done.