Privacy

This site uses Cloudflare's Analytics Engine to record anonymous, aggregated usage statistics. No cookies are set. No personal data is stored.

What is collected, per page view

• Approximate location - country, US state or region, city, postal code, timezone, and rough latitude / longitude. All are derived by Cloudflare from your IP address. Your IP itself is not stored.
• Device and browser - desktop / tablet / mobile, browser family (Chrome, Safari, Firefox, etc.), operating system, and the primary language your browser prefers. All parsed from the standard User-Agent and Accept-Language request headers.
• Network - the name of your Internet service provider (for example, "Comcast Cable" or "AT&T Mobility").
• Page context - the page you visited and the external website you came from, if any. Internal navigation between pages on this site is not recorded as a referrer.

What is collected during your visit

• Time on page - how long the tab was active in the foreground.
• Lightbox dwell - when you open a photograph or video in the lightbox viewer, how long you viewed it.

These engagement signals help understand which work resonates with visitors.

Unique-visitor approximation

To estimate how many distinct people visit on a given day, a one-way SHA-256 hash of (your IP address + your browser's User-Agent + today's UTC date + a server-side secret) is recorded. This hash:

• cannot be reversed back to your IP address,
• rotates every 24 hours - so cross-day tracking is impossible,
• is the only identifier-like value stored.

What is not collected

• No cookies, localStorage, or other persistent identifiers.
• No browser fingerprinting (canvas, fonts, audio).
• No mouse movement, scroll tracking, or session replay.
• No raw IP addresses at rest.
• No data shared with third parties beyond Cloudflare, our hosting provider.

How to opt out of engagement tracking

This site honors Global Privacy Control (navigator.globalPrivacyControl) - the current opt-out standard, sent automatically by Firefox, Brave, DuckDuckGo, and several privacy-focused extensions. If your browser sends it, the in-page engagement beacon is disabled and no time-on-page or lightbox-dwell events are recorded.

Safari users: Safari does not send Global Privacy Control. If you use Safari and would like engagement tracking disabled, you can install a privacy extension that sends Global Privacy Control, or contact us at the email below.

Server-side page-view records (country / state / city / device) are based on standard request metadata and cannot be opted out of without blocking the request entirely (for example, via a browser extension that blocks Cloudflare).

Questions

Reach out at [email protected].