Adobe Portfolio, a platform for photographers to share images online on their own websites, will now integrate with Lightroom collections. This means you can upload entire collections at once, straight from Lightroom to your online portfolio.
The “Manage Content” section that Adobe Portfolio users are familiar with has been changed to make all this as […]. petapixel.com
When I was in college at the University of Minnesota, one of my senior-year classes at the Hubbard School of Journalism and Mass Communication involved putting together a website using Wix, to hopefully allow us to showcase some of the things we had worked on during our academic careers and set us up for a (hopefully) easier time finding work afterward. [Read More]
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NYC fashion and commercial photographer Dani Diamond recently embarked on a mission to create “The Ultimate Photography Portfolio.” By combining his love of photography with his skills as a woodworker and about 18 months of design & development, he was able to create something truly unique: a wooden, leather-bound, laser-engraved, 11×17-inch portfolio that’s unlike anything […]
Whether you've been using Format for a while or have just decided to sign up, one of the features you were most likely looking for is the option to display your photos at full bleed. Well, the folks of Format bring good news, as they've recently made this option available for their custom pages.