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Tips for Portfolio Photography

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Try to Limit Scrolling

This tip contradicts tip 6, where I advised in using a large viewing area for your photos. The key is to either
Find a balance between small screen vs large screen, or Use image resizing technology or use multiple sizes of the same image, depending on the viewers screen resolution.
Its usually a good idea if you can limit the users scrolling, no matter what device resolution they are using. Adapt for smaller screens by rearranging the layout of the site, or maybe making thumbnails a different size.
As I mentioned in tip 6, 800 x 600 is still the smallest resolution you should cover if youre worried about every possible user. Try designing for that resolution, with no scrolling and then enhance the design and layout for larger screens and resolutions.


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Polish the material gathered into an excellent presentation as opposed to one that is good enough
Contents
What kind of pictures should you include in your portfolio
Show only the best work
Ask for feedback
Who will look at your portfolio
Examine the work of the great photographers at the local library
Think of your target
What are the benefits of a print portfolio vs a digital one
Define the purpose of your portfolio and study how to create a photography portfolio for that purpose
Do a hard edit
What should be in a photography portfolio
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