Or:
The last stab at resurrection.

Hi.
I'll try to be back, the best I can!

And here's a copypaste of what I wrote in the description of the first deviation I submitted just now:

Hi.
It's been a while since I showed signs of life here.
I kind of grew tired of the whole Deviantart experience quite some time ago. This whole business with "deviations" and all.
Like each picture you publish have to be something very special. See, I don't quite work that way.
I emigrated to the blog format instead, as I am wont to publish 20 pictures, or most often more than that, at a time. I don't feel that each and every photograph I make stand on it's own as a masterpiece, or, in fact, even a "piece" as such. Each is but a part in the whole story I try to convey, which most often is the story of what I've seen the past week or so.

From my work as a ... I don't know what you'd call it ... retoucher and image editor, maybe, I've developed a healthy habit of working pretty fast.

Heavy retouches can take a couple of hours still, of course - always depending on the pay, mind, obviosly - but most of the time when editing pictures for magazines I put not often more than a couple of minutes per picture. And a couple of minutes is actually a rather long time these days, when I'm used to less from some projects.

What I'm getting at here is that I don't, as I mentioned just now, consider each and every single little picture as a piece of art. What I do mostly is document and make series of photographs.
This format is not particularily well suited for the kind of thinking one should employ when publishing pictures here.

However, I do miss my friends I made here during my active years. I won't mention names but all is included.
Thus: I'll try to update here more often and I'll try to comment more often and actually surf this goddamn place more often.

I'll make collages, I think, most of the time. And I'll also link to the blog for the story, if there is one.

now I'll just link it and be done with the upload:

nFasth.blogspot.com