My new website

Looks good, nice and simple. I don't mind the portfolio images being different sizes.
The graphic at the head of your site, the green background with the white flower is pretty, but you could utilize your space by putting a stunning image there.

Every part of your website, every inch is real estate that you can use to sell your product. You shouldn't jam pack it with stuff, but everything should have a purpose, from the pictures you use, to the calculated white space, to the graphics. And all of that is easier said than done. 

It just seems that the exact empty space of that graphic is prime real estate. It's right where your eye would naturally go, most companies put their logo there.

Much better. I would probably try and make it a little less cluttered, I like the graphic flourishes but they take away from your images a little. I am not really one to talk though, my new wedding website has a really bold damask background that I think is a touch distracting.
I think it's great for now, but try a couple things when you have time.
I find that when I change things over and over again I eventually come up with something professional and far better than my first attempt.

Don't you dare think I am being too critical either  I just want you to have the best dang website you can! Cause you deserve it.

I'm going to disagree with blocking right clicks.  It's one of those disagreements that almost gets to a Mac vs. PC or Canon vs. Nikon level in some places though.  The way I browse I use the right button quite a bit and it's irritating when sites break that.  Usability studies also usually blast blocking and if someone wants the image they'll get it anyway.

Really nice slideshow script.  Haven't come across that one yet, or even seen many JS slideshows that aren't jerky. 

Love the shot of the groom juggling.  The wife's expression is perfect. 

You might want to add your location to more than just your info page.  Most searches will include the location or will be geolocated by the search engine.

Yeah, your location is on the front, but I would spell out Washington and make sure it's prominant.

I am going to agree with Ryan about the right clicks. I use it a lot to open pages in new tabs. I know there is a key stroke for that, but I forget what it is. I get so irked when right-click is blocked.

Maybe try putting new images on your website after you are sure you have all your sales, and/or watermark. I don't do either of these, so take that advice for what it's worth

Susie, don't worry, I'm taking it all as constructive criticism.

Ryan, thanks! That was one of my favorite shots from that wedding. The slideshow feature is really easy, too, and I can add photos anytime without having to write any code myself.

As for spelling out Washington, we here in Washington state have a disadvantage because of Washington D.C. Stupid thing. They should rename that darn place. There was a push to change the name of Washington about twenty years ago. Some wanted "Martha" (gag), and some wanted Evergreen. I think they should just change Washington D.C. to just D.C. and let us have our state name.

I've never been a fan of restricting right clicks, either.

John, thanks! I want to put together some books, but the price to get them printed is prohibitive since I'd have to charge more than that to make a profit. If I could only find a place that does it for a reasonable cost.

Yeah Marian, I agree, try making a couple. You won't be out of pocket too much. If they don't sell don't do it again (and then give them as Christmas gifts so you won't be out anything anyway). Sign the books, call them limited editions (and then if you do make more make them different) and put the price you need to on them. Don't limit yourself by trying to guess what people will spend (that is my biggest weakness, so I say this from experience).

Is $40 more or less than you charge for a decent sized print? If it's equal or less than I'd say there's value in it; a collection of images versus just one.