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Photographer portfolios
A portfolio that does not need a screen or a signal
A print portfolio still closes work that a website does not, because a client holding a 310 gsm cotton-rag spread is not comparison-shopping in another tab. Volume pricing and blank-label shipping are on the Pro page.
We recommend: Archival Heirloom, 13 × 10 in, about 40 pages — $608.65. You can change any of it in the builder.
Inside
How a book like this reads
From the bindery
What actually works
Four things we have watched make the difference between a book that gets opened and one that goes in a drawer.
- Twenty images, sequenced hard. A portfolio is an edit, not an archive.
- Cotton rag and pigment ink for anything you will hand to art buyers.
- Order the proof spread and check it under the light you will show it in.
- Pro accounts get wholesale pricing and plain-packaging drop-ship.
Keep looking
Other occasions
Wedding albums
The album the photographer hoped you would make
Baby's first year
Twelve months, one book, before the phone eats them
Family yearbook
One book a year. The habit that actually sticks.
Travel journals
The trip, in the order it happened
Pet tributes
For the one who was in every photo anyway
Make the book this year, not next year
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