Phew. It took me three days, but here we are: the new portfolio is online. Now, you’ll think it’s not quite spectacular, and it wasn’t worth spending two days without posting, but you’re wrong. I know that, because I read your thoughts (or maybe they’re just very predictable?), and because I’m so much more intelligent than you I can’t be wrong.

I spent a day and a half sorting through my pictures, making new thumbnails (because 50 pixels was just a little bit small), adding a few images, and reorganizing everything. But what’s most important is I worked on the code for a day: the original point was that the portfolio would be easier to update, that I would be able to add pictures in just a few minutes—not having to edit files in a dozen directories each time, and launch a general makefile that would only work one time out of ten. The previous version was actually a bit awkward, and as a result I hardly ever bothered adding new pictures when I made some. And I figured it was a pity, me making pictures and not uploading them. And it would only be more of a pity in the future. In the coming weeks. Maybe even by the end of this week, if everything goes as well as it can. Because I may soon make much more pictures. Because. I may. If everything goes as planned, if the ground doesn’t open and swallow me, and I don’t break an eye in the meantime. Pictures, pictures, pictures. Soon, soon, soon. Everywhere, everywhere, everywhere. Garoo, photographer. At last. With a portfolio. Updated often.

By the way, and as a consequence, the picturelog has been removed: it made no sense to have on one hand a photolog updated regularly, and on the other hand a portfolio updated just as regularly. All past pictures have been moved to the blog, and in the future I’ll have a choice between posting photos here, or just inserting thumbnails with links to the portfolio. It didn’t make much sense to separate text from images anyway.

Pictures. Soon. Garoo. Everywhere. Can’t wait.