In response to Tom's response: I understand what he's talking about. It's VERY easy to get locked in on the tech-ended rut and periodically what's needed is to pick up a disposable camera or such and play. Another forum I belong to just had an assignment to create an image with a flashless disposable. After seeing the results I was ready to toss the 'blad, tech pan, etc. etc. and let CVS develop all my stuff in an hour.(posted 8803 days ago)I think much of your work is well done. You and I are kindred spirits in that we're at the same space. I'm trying not to define myself though. I think that just to go with the personal evolutionary learning curve will find me at a place in which I belong....be it portraiture, fashion, landscape, ob/gyn, blah, blah. Once I "arrive", THEN I can tack on the adjective. Let the innate talent define where you're going and just go along for the ride. You'll end up in a good place fer sure! Looks like you'll be a fashion shooter but I think what Tom's saying is "don't paint your skill into a solitary corner."
Re: the site. Austere yes. That, too, will evolve naturally. You've made the big step of just GETTING IT UP! (Hmmmm). I might suggest you spot your images meticulously prior to publishing though. Quite a few dust/hairs evident throughout.
A friend says: "The journey is the destination". Enjoy the ride.
Bill