built for photographers
The page for photographers.
The work first, opening full screen. Then the enquiry, with the questions you actually need answered.
A portfolio link asks somebody to make a second decision before they have seen anything. A gallery on the page removes it: the pictures are the first thing, and they open full screen without anyone leaving.
Five images on the free plan and twenty on Pro, as a strip that swipes, a two column grid, or a slideshow that advances itself, with tiles in 1:1, 16:9, or 4:5. Uploads are cropped and compressed in the browser before they save, so a full size export does not turn your page into a slow one.
Under the work goes the part that earns money: a contact form built from your own fields, so a shoot request arrives with the date, the location, and the budget in it, and a file download for the rate card or the shoot guide. Both are part of Pro.
the blocks you start with
Four blocks do most of the work.
- GalleryThe work on the page, opening full screen. Five images free, twenty on Pro.
- Contact formproYour own fields, so an enquiry arrives with the date and the budget. Part of Pro.
- File downloadproThe rate card or the guide as a real file, up to 25MB. Part of Pro.
- LocationWhere the studio is, with directions in the app the phone already has.
other pages
- For musiciansThe single plays here. The dates are here. The people who came for it leave an address you keep.
- For podcastersThe latest episode plays here. Every platform sits behind one address, and listeners can join the show list.
- For creatorsEvery platform, drop, and partner behind one link that never goes stale. With numbers on what people actually tap.
questions
Straight answers.
- How many images can I show?
- Five on the free plan and twenty on Pro, in a strip, a grid, or a slideshow. An unlinked image opens full screen in a lightbox.
- How do enquiries reach me?
- Through the contact form, with the fields you choose, so the brief arrives filled in and your address never appears on the page. Contact form is part of Pro.
- Will big photos slow my page down?
- No. Images are cropped and compressed in the browser before anything saves, so what the page loads is already the right size.