Cool, interesting how the right camera can let you step outside of time: the pic in the library is 80s, even though it isn't! The hair, glasses, and books obviously help the illusion! I'm gonna put up some pics taken on a Canon IXUS L-1 at some point - places I went to late 90s, early 00s. It used APS film cartridges, and had a cool panoramic setting that I used a lot, 3:1 or something - those prints are wiiiide!
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i love this concept! very cool way to show off your photos by different cameras. it loads a bit slow though - i suggest displaying lo-res thumbnails on the pages, but having the photos clickable to pull up a larger lightbox display viewers can scroll though :)
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book-wormy
4 months ago
thank you so much!! and thanks for the suggestion too -- its my second week learning coding so I hope I can work my way up to better displays/faster loading soon!
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adiosmazzy
4 months ago
i totally get that! as an illustrator i started out uploading all my stuff super hi-res and quickly learned there's no reason for things to be so big if it's only for web display :)
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Thank you for the follow! I enjoyed seeing the dynamic of different cameras (makes me miss photographing, 35mm and polaroids)! Looking forward to seeing you incorporating the database cataloging, searchable information as you mentioned. Some Javascript will get you there :]
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I love your photo album!! What kind of camera/s do you use?
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This reminds me of those sites I would use in elementary school and middle school to find graphics for my school powerpoints, which would always malfunction during my presentations due to the high volume of graphics.
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thank u :3