A while back I embarked on the “Project 365″ photo challenge. Since January 1st of 2o1o I have been taking and publishing one good photograph every day and will be doing so through the end of the year. (Well, to be completely honest, the “publishing” part is often a day or two behind, and the “good” part is pretty subjective.) When I started the project I was a little worried about flooding this blog with daily photos and decided at the time to run the project on a separate hosted blog site. Well, since I’m spending a good portion of my time on the P365 photos and publishing, it seems this blog has been suffering for lack of updates.
As of today, the first of May, I am four months into and exactly one third of the way through this year-long project. After some internal debating on the pros and cons, I have decided to continue the rest of this project here on my own domain in my own personal blog. In addition, I will be importing the content from the other blog into this one to back-fill the last four months worth of content. In retrospect, this blog contains posts going way back to 2007 to a time when I was posting daily (or at least “frequent”) photos to the blog just for the fun of it. So this change is a bit like getting back to some forgotten roots… back to posting daily photos just for the sake of art and learning, and worrying less about keeping up a professional persona. My work is here to be shared; you can like what you like and leave the rest for someone else. Starting today, I’m using my own space 100%.
So, in the sort term, please forgive me if I end up spamming a couple feeds somewhere along the line. With integration on social networks like Twitter and Facebook and the likes it might take a couple posts for me to remember everything that needs to be updated. In the long term, I look forward to sharing all of my work with my followers. Even more, I look forward to the positive feedback and sharing that I have come to love from all of you. Thank you for being here with me as I continue down the endless path of learning and growing. Thank you!
Moving Over, Moving In
A while back I embarked on the “Project 365″ photo challenge. Since January 1st of 2o1o I have been taking and publishing one good photograph every day and will be doing so through the end of the year. (Well, to be completely honest, the “publishing” part is often a day or two behind, and the “good” part is pretty subjective.) When I started the project I was a little worried about flooding this blog with daily photos and decided at the time to run the project on a separate hosted blog site. Well, since I’m spending a good portion of my time on the P365 photos and publishing, it seems this blog has been suffering for lack of updates.
As of today, the first of May, I am four months into and exactly one third of the way through this year-long project. After some internal debating on the pros and cons, I have decided to continue the rest of this project here on my own domain in my own personal blog. In addition, I will be importing the content from the other blog into this one to back-fill the last four months worth of content. In retrospect, this blog contains posts going way back to 2007 to a time when I was posting daily (or at least “frequent”) photos to the blog just for the fun of it. So this change is a bit like getting back to some forgotten roots… back to posting daily photos just for the sake of art and learning, and worrying less about keeping up a professional persona. My work is here to be shared; you can like what you like and leave the rest for someone else. Starting today, I’m using my own space 100%.
So, in the sort term, please forgive me if I end up spamming a couple feeds somewhere along the line. With integration on social networks like Twitter and Facebook and the likes it might take a couple posts for me to remember everything that needs to be updated. In the long term, I look forward to sharing all of my work with my followers. Even more, I look forward to the positive feedback and sharing that I have come to love from all of you. Thank you for being here with me as I continue down the endless path of learning and growing. Thank you!