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Creating a Photography Portfolio For Galleries
If you are
interested in submitting your work to galleries then a
basic image library simply won’t cut it. Photography
Galleries often want to guide their visitors on some
type of journey. That journey will be dictated by the
theme of the photographs in your portfolio. The majority
of galleries will not allow for a random submission of
“best of’s”. They love to categorize and organize in
terms of theme and genre.
Due to this you’ll need to organize your photographs by
theme. Themes can range from specific subject matter
such as political issues or family issues to technical
categorization such as black and white, landscapes and
so on. How you organize your photographs for your
gallery portfolio is up to you but ideally you’re
looking for 10-20 photographs which are categorized by a
theme of your choice that would be of thematic interest
to the galleries you’ll approach with your work.
Other photography pages of interest
Adjusting hue and
saturation
Liquefy tool
Creating your
photography portfolio: Image Library
Gallery photography
portfolio
Commercial photography
portfolio
How to present your
photography portfolio
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