You might have noticed, as your RSS readers break down or your LiveJournal friends page becomes swamped with my posts, that I've imported a bunch of photos from Flickr into my blog.
This is a project that I'm going to try and carry on throughout the year. I know that a lot of people do "366 portraits" projects and the like, and I fancied trying something similar. Not with self portraits though; I think that you've got to think yourself at least semi-attractive to do that.
So my idea – which a number of other people are doing; I'm not claiming sovereignty on this one – was to take a new photo every day and post it to Flickr. I'd like to make them all arty and fantastic but of course I realise that the likelihood of that happening is on the slim side.
And since I realise that not many people subscribe to my Flickr stream (though feel free, you know), I thought it might be best to integrate it with the blog. Only for the Three Hundred and Sixty-odd Days of 2008 photos for now, though. Just to save you some friends page space when I become a photographic genius.
Some links for you then:
Enjoy.
Graham Binns is a photographer, writer, musician and software developer from Lancaster, England, with a bizarre imagingation, a penchant for odd t-shirts and a magnificent hat.
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I’m not cool and Flickred up (mostly because I don’t take any photos at the moment, not least any that are worthy of Flickring), so more of a reminder to look at your photos is always welcome. I love your "Bowling for Eve", and "Running out of time".