This site was home to my photographs for many years, beginning while I was still shooting film cameras and scanning negatives, and going through my first Digital Ixus and onto the Canon 10D.
Coming relatively late to the party, I joined Flickr at the start of 2008 and haven’t looked back since. The thing that is most compelling for me is the social aspect, something that a personal photo site could never achieve. It pushes me to take more photos and to try to be more creative.
With this in mind I felt the photos left on this site were getting dated and unrepresentative; photos from university ski trips and my early travelings in China, Vietnam, and Indonesia. Instead I’ve put together a portfolio of sorts.
So Flickr is my photostream, Picasa gets random albums for sharing with family and friends, and while I don’t feel I’ve found a particular style yet, this site gets my best attempt at a photographic portfolio.
Check it out and let me know what you think.
hey mate, checking your portfolio (use of flickr API, btw), i came across "Fittr Flickr" project, but link doesn't work. Is it public? Looks pretty cool and I cannt live w/o Chrome already.
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i ment NICE use of the API :)
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You can get it from the Chrome extensions site, or get the "beta" installer at http://code.google.com/p/fittr/. Which link didn't work?
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hi your photos are fantastic keep posting more..
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Just took a looksie. Nice and clean. Good choice of images. I really like the Still Life shots.
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dan, the link to fittr in your projects section, thanx for the official
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Sergi, worked for me weird. I switched the link over to point at the google code site anyway.
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works like a charm, wicked!
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hey, cool UI
i’m curious: do you push them here manually or pull them using a tag, set, ..?
I add “machine tags” to the photos I want to show up, pupius:type={$section}. I then use the Flickr API to grab the photos. I generate all the HTML on the server, it increases the download size but this was all done in Mexico City airport.
i guessed so, only i didnt see the machine tags (i do now), thanx!