Portfolio on Google Photos

[CadrePilot]

I don't really want to build a website at this time, so I'm loading samples to this folder:
https://photos.app.goo.gl/kYRBGrvKcHZTRpVZ8

Your feedback is welcome.

Thx,
Jon

 

[Felix le Chat]

Why not try building a folio on one of the stock photography platforms like 500px? Quite a few scouts and agents use them the same way they'd view a photographers traditional 'book'.

 

[CadrePilot]

Why not try building a folio on one of the stock photography platforms like 500px? Quite a few scouts and agents use them the same way they'd view a photographers traditional 'book'.

I'm not familiar with them. Which others should I look at?

 

[Felix le Chat]

I'm not familiar with them. Which others should I look at?

As per first response: take a look at 500px.
Used this as my on-line folio for over 3 years. Prospective client wants to see examples of my shots - they get aimed at my 500px account. Professional looking, easy to use and.... free.

 

[PHZ]

What you need to know:

In the fine print of when you tap “Agree”, Google OWNS the rights to those photos once you upload them. You just gave your ownership away. They can use/sell them at their discretion.
I could relate an interesting story, but too long a post for this message.

 

[maggior]

As per first response: take a look at 500px.
Used this as my on-line folio for over 3 years. Prospective client wants to see examples of my shots - they get aimed at my 500px account. Professional looking, easy to use and.... free.

Checking this out for myself. Thanks for the heads up!!

 

[CadrePilot]

I was also referred to Zenfolio by a photographer I follow.