It is December the 11th, 2020, and this is episode 925 of Tips from the Top Floor.

Tips from the top floor.

Tips from the top, alright, from the top floor.

Oh, look who's back. Hey, how's and going? It's Chris here. What have you been up to? Well, me, um, yeah,

chuggling too many things, making plans, working on a website, making sure I can continue to do

podcasts in the future. Yeah, this is tips from the top floor, the longest-rounding photography

podcast on the plane. It's still a photography podcast.

Yeah, there are a few things that I sneak in here and there,

but it's mostly photography-related.

We're also finally about to get a gigabit fiber connection to the house,

to the viewfinder villa.

It's been such a long time and and you know the at

times quite shaky DSL that we have here uh this will be a more than the 10fold speed upgrade

but it's about time it's about time so let's see what's on today's episode um I'll talk about a real relaunched website. We'll hear

from Rob. There's something about stable diffusion, yes. And another thing about nerves. They are

photography. They are really photography related. Trust me. It's also AI related, but it's

photography related. And the importance of real experiences. Let's, you know, let me begin with the chrismarkward.com. Chris M-A-R-Q-U-A-R-D-T.com. Yeah, that's my personal website. And my problem was always that there's too many things on too many different websites that all need to be taken care of and so on.

And when I recently received some feedback, that was along the lines of what is it exactly that you do?

Well, to be honest, if you just came across me for the first time, that's probably not an easy thing to find out because of the dispersed information.

And of course, certain things need their own website, Sensor. Photo, for example, where I offer

the personal one-on-one photo training

that needs his own website, there's a pick-one photo project, and so on. So there's things, but then

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