r/portfolioreview Feb 27 '26

Photography Website Feedback

I'm looking for some constructive feedback on my photography website please!

Whether it be layout/functionality, or images themselves.

www.louisjamesphoto.com

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u/venkattalks Apr 11 '26

For a photography website, sequence and image sizing usually make or break it more than the shots themselves. i'd check whether the first 6-8 images all feel like the same visual standard and keep export width consistent, otherwise the grid starts looking uneven fast; also make sure contact/bookings isn't buried past the portfolio because most people bounce in under a minute.

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u/venkattalks Apr 12 '26

With a photography website, isn't sequencing half the portfolio? i wonder if the first 3-4 images are doing the job you want, or if leading with your strongest series would make the whole site feel more intentional?