# /assets/selfies

Drop your selfie image files in this folder, then list them in `selfies.json`.
The gallery at `/selfies` is rendered from that manifest by `/js/selfies.js`.

## Adding a selfie

1. Put the image file in this folder, e.g. `assets/selfies/2026-06-clove.jpg`.
2. Add an entry to `selfies.json`. **The list is shown newest-first — put the
   newest selfie at the top.**

`selfies.json` is a plain JSON array. Each entry can be either:

- **a filename string** (no caption, alt text auto-generated):

  ```json
  [
    "2026-06-clove.jpg",
    "2026-05-night-out.png"
  ]
  ```

- **or an object** with optional `caption` and `alt`:

  ```json
  [
    { "src": "2026-06-clove.jpg", "caption": "golden hour ☀️", "alt": "Clove smiling in a sunlit park" },
    { "src": "2026-05-night-out.png", "caption": "night out 💃" }
  ]
  ```

You can mix both styles in the same list.

## Fields

- **`src`** (required) — the image. A bare filename resolves to
  `/assets/selfies/<filename>`. You can also give a full path (`/assets/...`)
  or an absolute URL (`https://...`).
- **`caption`** (optional) — short text shown **under the thumbnail and under
  the enlarged photo in the lightbox**. Leave it out for no caption.
- **`alt`** (optional) — accessibility text for screen readers only (not shown
  on screen). If omitted, it falls back to the caption, then to a generic
  "Selfie N of Clove Twilight".

## Notes

- Common web formats work: `.jpg`, `.jpeg`, `.png`, `.gif`, `.webp`, `.avif`.
- Until you add at least one entry, the page shows a friendly "no selfies yet"
  message.