My New Photo Site is Up!

July 14, 2011

For several months I have been working to organize my digital photos and present a proper website with only my best work on display.   Since I signed up with my beloved www.smugmug.com on December 11, 2005 at 11:49pm Central European Time, I have uploaded precisely 7,736 photos.  (Smugmug keeps these stats, not me!)  That’s an average of over 115 photos per month since I started the site.  Needless to say, the whole word is not interested in all 7,736 photos.

So… meet my new and improved site:  http://abbygordon.smugmug.com!  I have a gallery dedicated to Paris where you can see (almost) all of the photos I post on Paris Weekender and even order prints, framed photos, cards, mugs, t-shirts and other merchandise for yourself.

I have nothing but positive things to say about Smugmug.  For a small annual fee (a basic account is currently $40/year), you have access to real people ready to answer all of your technical questions over e-mail (in my experience, they usually respond within the half hour) and forums and tools designed for devoted amateurs as well as professional photographers.  I was thrilled when I learned that I could hide all of the drunken birthday party photos without having to delete them from my life forever or create (and pay for) a separate website for my public-friendly photos.

Tthe site is still a work in progress.  So please send me any suggestions you may have!


A sampling of photos from my new site:
Carnival in Venice (top left),
Half Dome, Yosemite National Park, California (top right),
Eagle Lake, Acadia National Park, Maine (bottom left),
Boothbay Harbor, Maine (bottom right)

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