Best of 2014

Photographically, 2014 was a quiet year for me, but behind the scenes, it was quite busy.  For one thing, I've finally let Microsoft Front Page go -- it was just behaving old & unreliably, so I had to let it go.  I resisted the temptation of jumping onto the Dreamweaver bandwagon.  Dreamweaver is the industry leader, and it was tempting, but it is very complex with a steep learning curve, it is robust (much more robust than I need), and it is very expensive.  Instead, I downloaded a shareware version of the obsolete Microsoft Expression Web, and I attempted to use it to convert my website into something more industry standard (with thousands of pages and tens of thousands of images, this was no small feat).  I don't much like Expression Web -- it's kinda clunky and using it is not very intuitive, but I'm limping along with it.

Otherwise, 2014 didn't see too many photographic sessions, but I did meet some new faces (and bodies).  I hope to see them again in 2015.