Portfolio websites for photographers
A photography portfolio has one job: get the work in front of someone without anything in the way. This builds a fast, quiet site you can restyle by describing the mood you are after.
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What belongs on a portfolio for photographers
Cut it down further than feels comfortable
A viewer's impression is set by your weakest included image, not your best. Twelve photographs you would defend individually beat forty that show range. Edit like someone else is going to judge you on the worst one.
Separate the kinds of work you want hired for
Weddings, editorial, product and personal work attract different clients and get judged against different standards. Grouping them, and naming which you are taking bookings for, stops the wrong enquiries.
Make contact effortless
Most photography enquiries die on a missing email address. One clearly visible way to reach you, and a sentence on what you charge for or how you prefer to be briefed, converts far better than a form nobody fills in.
One thing to avoid: Keep the styling restrained. A busy layout competes with the photographs, and the sites that show images best are usually the plainest ones.
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