Eclectic Collective
I went ahead and did a massive sweep of my flickr bucket. It was really becoming a very bad habit to post photos without much editing under the pretense that "nobody important would see them". This, followed by the typical flickr response, inevitably skews your perception of the qualities of a particular image. Well, at least I found that to be the case. So now I'm back to using flickr to host images that have gone through my own behind-closed-doors editing process. Let's see how this works.
Now that this is done, I can spend time thinking what I'd like my new website to be like. I'm looking to strike a good balance between a typical photographer's website (i.e. a livebooks kind of thing, a branding site) and perhaps a photo blog (but not one that gets updated daily obviously). I'll see what I can come up with. Then the mythical portfolio gets printed...
Here is an old photo taken at the Middle East of the trumpet player of The Eclectic Collective back when I shot film (i.e. not that long ago, I just like saying that so I can sound cantankerous and cranky when in reality I'm still wet behind the ears). I think I was obsessed with rear curtain sync'ed flash and dragging the shutter back then. Oh I still am.
Labels: boston, middle east, photography
posted by Ricardo De Lima @ Thursday, March 15, 2007,
