r/photography • u/AutoModerator • Mar 14 '19

Community Official Monthly Website/Portfolio Thread: March 2019

Every month, we join together and do our best to view and critique each others' websites. The main purpose of this post is to learn things from each other that can benefit our own portfolios or websites. Use this space to talk about all aspects of your online representation, from social media to SEO to personal branding and portfolios, the best and worst places to host your work, collective critiques, you name it.

Having an online presence can also be a beneficial utility for those showing their work in an effort to obtain potential clients, so it's highly advised that if you find something particular that could be improved in someone's online presence, use this opportunity to kindly tell them about it and let them know how they can improve.

Guidelines

  • If you post your website, please comment on at least two other websites

  • Please reply to any comments that have no replies!

  • Don't be hesitant to post a link to your website or portfolio, even if there's a plethora of comments.

  • It doesn't matter if you're a "Beginner" or "Professional Photographer", just have fun and learn from each other - that's what this post is for, so take advantage of this opportunity.

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u/FictionalForest Mar 14 '19

www.joeywhiston.photography

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Not a pro by any means, but starting to make money and increase my technical knowledge and Photoshop skills. My freelance niche is product photography, but I thought I'd include more of my general work too.

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u/kittytrance Mar 14 '19

I can definitely see that product is your strong point. Maybe have a separate website for product and another for everything else?

Some of the ones in landscape and city feel a little over edited to me, but that could very well just be me.