Faces of Open Source

Being a part of the 'Faces of Open Source' project was both an honor and a unique experience. As someone who has spent years contributing to open-source projects, often behind the scenes, having my portrait taken by Peter Adams was a moment that made me reflect on the work I've done and the community I'm a part of.

Peter approached the photo session with an understanding of the open-source ethos and a genuine interest in my story. He wanted to capture not just my image but the essence of my involvement in the movement. Throughout the session, we discussed my contributions, my passion for open-source development, and the shared goals and values that drive this community.

Seeing the final photograph alongside those of other contributors was humbling. The project sheds light on the human faces behind the lines of code, highlighting the diversity and unity of those who believe in collaboration, innovation, and the open sharing of knowledge. It's not just a collection of portraits; it's a visual testament to a community that's shaping the future of technology.

For me, 'Faces of Open Source' isn't merely an artistic endeavor; it's a celebration of a culture that I'm proud to be a part of. It serves as a reminder that open source isn't just about code; it's about people, relationships, and working together to create something bigger than ourselves.