Whether you found my website from clicking on a link or purely by chance, greetings!
I use this webpage as a way to share the things I make in my spare time, saving it from rotting away in a file cabinet or on a hard drive somewhere. So, take a look around! You might find something that peaks your interest.
Although my college classes don't grant me much personal time, I try and update this website as often as I can. If you like what you see, be sure to bookmark this page and check back occasionally!
Also, you can send me an email at twofour AT disroot DOT org. Or, you can leave a message in the chat box to the right. Don't be shy! Feel free to message me questions, comments, or let me know if you found a broken link.
Hello everyone!
Looking at my Neocities dashboard right now... Last updated: 6 months ago. Uh, yikes... How'd that happen? Actually, I know all too well how that happened, but I won't be discussing that right now. What I will be discussing right now is the book I read like a month ago but never got around to writing a decent review for... until now. Also, I signed up for a chat/commenting service called Chattable, made by a fellow Neocities user. It's supposed to be fully customizable, so I changed a few of the colors to match the theme I have going on around here. Also, I'm more of an emoticon guy myself, but I might add more custom emoji down the road.
With all that said, now you have no excuse to not leave a message after visiting!
Also, thank you for 17,000+ views!
— Webber
This year, spring in the northeast has brought more than just a change in weather. I've seen more American Robins in the past few months than I've seen... maybe ever. Luckily for me, the timing could not be more impeccible. With my fancy-schmancy telephoto lens, the glory of these attentive birds can be delivered in crystal clear quality right to your monitor!
In other (potentially more exciting) news, a pair of robins has decided to make a nest in a bush in my front yard, not fifteen feet from the front door! I already took some pictures of the little hatchlings (there's three!), but I'm going to hold off posting them for now. It took me almost two weeks to push Webbersite v4.1.0 out, and I need a break...
Twenty one.
That's how many photos I've added to the Photography page!
In addition, each photo now has camera settings, as well as a more memorable title and a bit of background info on where and how the shot was taken. Hopefully it will inspire you to take some pictures of your own, be it with your own DSLR or just your phone camera. Get creative!
Older updates can be found here.
