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<blockquote data-quote="SkvLTD" data-source="post: 391933" data-attributes="member: 12855"><p>[USER=9556]@WhiteLight[/USER], I'd do it per category and then whatever you feel is enough to convince the buyer. There are lots of profuct types and each is shot differently, so I'd do at least 8-10 shots showcasing a small solid, glass, clothing, a car(?), etc. And have shots vary greatly if its the same type of subject (still bottle with mist, then say a pour of liquid into/out of).</p><p> [USER=12521]@carguy[/USER], for that very intial front page set, i'd pick the utmost best from the strongest areas instead of the whole cascade. It's something I'm still learning as well- front page = THE very best per most relevant categories and then the rest in appropriate portfolio-per-subject albums.</p><p></p><p>Not sure what the customers would prefer looking at the whole site, but categorizing helps showcase only relevant specifics to the target audience. If I want to score a car gig, show the employer my car stuff. Club gig, club stuff. I don't see why they'd care to see flowers and birds unless they choose to do so on their own time.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SkvLTD, post: 391933, member: 12855"] [USER=9556]@WhiteLight[/USER], I'd do it per category and then whatever you feel is enough to convince the buyer. There are lots of profuct types and each is shot differently, so I'd do at least 8-10 shots showcasing a small solid, glass, clothing, a car(?), etc. And have shots vary greatly if its the same type of subject (still bottle with mist, then say a pour of liquid into/out of). [USER=12521]@carguy[/USER], for that very intial front page set, i'd pick the utmost best from the strongest areas instead of the whole cascade. It's something I'm still learning as well- front page = THE very best per most relevant categories and then the rest in appropriate portfolio-per-subject albums. Not sure what the customers would prefer looking at the whole site, but categorizing helps showcase only relevant specifics to the target audience. If I want to score a car gig, show the employer my car stuff. Club gig, club stuff. I don't see why they'd care to see flowers and birds unless they choose to do so on their own time. [/QUOTE]
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