<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="http://tinyphotons.com/templates/tinytemp/tiny.css" /> </head> <body> <div id="header"> <a href="http://tinyphotons.com"><img height="35px" width="232px" alt="TINY PHOTONS LOGO" src="http://tinyphotons.com/templates/tinytemp/logo.png"></img></a><br /> </div> <div id="wrap"> <div id="aboutbanner"><img src="http://tinyphotons.com/templates/tinytemp/aboutbanner.jpg" alt="SIDE BANNER" title="DESERT TREE" /></div> <div id="abouttext"> <hr> <h2>tinyBlog</h2> As you notices, I like to keep things nice and simple on tinyphotons and prefer to let the pictures speak for themselves. However, I do often have things to say about my photos (gasp!), so I've launched a supplemental blog where I can talk about the pictures and events surrounding them. If there is a blog entry about a photo, it will be linked in the comments section for each photo. The blog itself is located at <a href="http://www.tinyphotons.com/tinyblog/">tinyBLOG</a>. <h3>Posted: June 22, 2008</h3> <hr> <h2>tinyPhotons Re-launch!</h2> tinyphotons.com is back with a new look! I left behind my own coding and adopted a new design. Hopefully, this will let me get back to the important things, like actually posting new pictures. This new design features comments, so you can leave feedback if you want. In the comment section, you'll also find expanded information about each picture, including EXIF information (exposure time, camera, etc). Also, there is an archive where you can easily look through past photographs without having to page through each, one at a time. I've also started attaching categories to each picture so you can easily find similar pictures, Easter Island for example. Hope you like the new site! <h3>Posted:June 16, 2008</h3> <hr> <hr> <h2>Site upgrades!</h2> I'm currently making some changes to the website. Some are small (changing the location of the navigation arrows to better accomodate larger pictures) and some are larger (comments! archives!). Until I'm finished, expect some site wackiness... <h3>Posted: November 20, 2007</h3> <hr> </div> </div> </div>