Weekly timeline
Photos grouped by week, with a short note for each group.
The newest image closes the timeline gap and connects the dated record to month eight.
The latest image closes the gap and ties the archive back to the current profile.
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By early October, a single image could still read like a real update instead of a gap.
By October, even a single frame could carry a full update.
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The set got smaller again, but the archive no longer needed quantity to feel settled.
A shorter set, but still clear enough to leave in the public record.
The archive narrows again here, which gives the date its own restraint.
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Five usable frames on a single date turned the record from a small set into an actual timeline.
Early September widened the record enough to count as a distinct chapter.
Another frame from the same run, with the archive starting to feel less accidental.
Portrait-oriented entries begin to show up more often around this point.
The vertical crop holds without needing much explanation.
One date supplying five keepers says more than any note could.
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A stronger date cluster arrived near the end of the first month and gave the site an obvious featured image.
A stronger frame from the end of the first month, worth carrying onto the front page.
The archive starts looking more deliberate once the framing gets cleaner.
A wider cut from the same date, kept because the record was holding together by then.
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More than one keepable frame on the same date made the archive feel less accidental.
By mid-August, the record already had enough range to justify a second pass.
Another public-safe cut from the same stretch, quieter and more evenly framed.
The same date produced more than one usable image, which started feeling like a pattern.
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The first saved frames established the tone: public-safe, restrained, and close to the beginning.
The archive starts with a calm scene that still feels easy to leave on view.
A companion frame from the same day, kept for the steadier rhythm.
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