Now you’re doing your own publishing, you have more to concern yourself with than the quality of your images. Of course people will judge you by those. You do so yourself. But they’ll also judge you by your writing, your tone of voice, your graphic design sensibilities. Plenty of people will judge you because you don’t know how to use apostrophes, or when to use i before e. These days plenty more will judge you for not re-reading before you publish, and so not noticing how predictive texting has messed up your sentences. Neither you nor I have a professional sub-editor polishing our stuff, so the occassional srcew-up is OK. Although my spellchecker caught both those. Click the photo for more about someone else's embarrassing mistake. Cheers, Ian PS I defer to my betters over graphic design, simply because they're better than me. There's no shame in knowing your limits and asking for advice. PPS Metro magazine in Auckland had a column called "Srcew-ups" for years. Maybe they still do.