Building a home for my film photos on my own website

After years of planning, brainstorming, and procrastinating, I finally have my film photography on my website. Table of Contents What motivated me? What inspired me? What I included Technical stuff The content entry Check it out What motivated me?1. Other platforms annoyed meI originally posted my film photos on instagram, and it was good enough. My photos were shared to some of my friends, and they were public — I could tell anyone to check me out on insta.As my collection of photos grew larger a few things started to bug me:I had little control over how they're presented, especially with photos too tall or wide getting cropped, resorting to using 'no crop' apps to add extra padding. They also (fairly recently) changed the grid layout so they're portrait instead of square, completely ruining this workaround.It became a real chore to post on thereThere's no real organisation, it's just a big list (and I didn't want to bother with hashtags) Instagram ruining my 'no crop' layout I…