I have completely lost track of how many different websites and various "homepages" I've had over the years...  As I recall, the first one was back in 1997 or so and was hosted on Geocities.

Man, a lot has changed since then ...

The simple HTML pages I created then compared to the dynamic sites I create now is like comparing riding a bicycle to flying a jet - and the sites themselves likewise reflect an evolution from pedal-power to PHP.

My Galleries and Online Albums actually exist as a separate, stand-alone site from the one you're viewing now - but navigating back to here is as simple as following the MarkCorder.com link in the Gallery's "breadcrumb trail" navigation just under the title.

I like to present it separately because while I often change the look of this site (with different themes, color schemes, and layouts), I like to have a maximum-width page with a dark, neutral background to present my photos and artwork on.  With that purpose in mind, I don't change the look-and-layout of my Gallery very often.

It's also built with a different system, utilizing the fantastic  Gallery 2 Open Source Web Application.  I could "bridge" it into this site (which uses the equally fantastic Joomla CMS), but I still prefer to run it as a stand-alone application.  At the end of this article I'll give a little more info on how you can get a Gallery for yourself!

Visit my Gallery at http://markcorder.com/gallery/