What are the 3 most important design elements to keep in mind when creating an impactful photography website?
Rob Haggart, PhotoFolio: Your typeface, your logo, and your images are all that matter. The typeface should be modern, the logo should be minimal but professionally done, and the images should be the focus of the website. Art Directors love type and bad fonts can ruin great photography.
What are some things to keep in mind when designing a website, as a photographer?
Your website should look professionally designed and be easy to navigate. The site should immediately entice your visitor. This of who your audience is and use a web template like https://www.photofolio.com/ to speak their language.
What is considered a standard “book” for somebody seeking representation… is it a website? A physical book? Something else?
The standard book question does not have one absolute answer but it is good to have a website, an active Instagram presence, and a printed book. An iPad can be your portfolio although right now printed books are the hot item.
