It's free with the Adobe suite. Pretty easy to use and can be integrated with Lightroom to pull photos from a catalog. It comes with a bunch of different templates. I chose mine based on appearance, so I don't know if some templates provide better flexibility than others (like how I couldn't figure out how to do whatI never used Adobe portfolio, how they are? are they expensive ?
Beautiful website and pictures you haveSandy Nelson
YeahJack I need to improve my portfolio , in Adobe Portfolio is some of potentials, maybe not best but I don't need to spend money on,when I have creative Cloud service.. but can be still better and more professional
But everything needs time. .. Mostly
Hello dear friends!
I'm a bit late in the discussion...
I upload my photos on Flickr. https://www.flickr.com/photos/panos_adgr/
I also use Picfair.
I'm thinking also to use Behance.
It's free with the Adobe suite. Pretty easy to use and can be integrated with Lightroom to pull photos from a catalog. It comes with a bunch of different templates. I chose mine based on appearance, so I don't know if some templates provide better flexibility than others (like how I couldn't figure out how to do whatSandy Nelson did with hers).
Behance ? Never heard about them, is a hosting pictures site ?
It is a very nice site and well known for hosting good works. I think that is owned by Adobe. But I'm not quite sure.
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I will agree with you.The problem with me is, I don’t like to own a website under someones control, that’s makes me to feel that the site is not own by me
I will agree with you.
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