Photographers

Photo galleries are fairly easy, but then integrating that into a website is a bit more complex. Below are some photographers’ sites and most are seamlessly intertwined into a website (where they can put content, e.g. About the Photographer).

Loïc Photography

Loïc Nicolas (loicphoto.com) needed a site that he could add to on a regular basis easily--but with style.

Foster Travel Publishing

Lee Foster was looking to overhaul his travel writing and travel photography site. He had quite a complex set up with CNAME entries leading to custom URLs at PhotoShelter, a custom shopping cart that worked with PayPal, 250+ articles with loads of text, images, slideshows, and a blog at TypePad? Whew. Ready?

Mischa Photography

Mischa Purcell wanted a blog to add to his photography site. He wanted it to seamlessly live together with his main photography site, but use a system that would allow him easy updates using a web-based content management system.

Diane LeBow

Diane LeBow (dianelebow.com) is a writer, photographer, and world traveler who needed a site that could keep up with her.

Lone Mørch

Lone Mørch (lonemorch.com) needed a site for her writing that wasn't too much like--but not too far from either--her Lolo's Boudoir (lolosboudoir.com) photography site.

Robin Sparks

Robin Sparks is a world traveler, writer, and photographer. She needed a website that could keep up with her -- and that she could keep up with.

Kevin McCaughey

Kevin McCaughey is a language teacher, a writer, and a photographer who needed a website that could help him help his students as well as his own writing -- all from a connection somewhere left of Siberia.

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