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Create a list of all users that may
visit your site (not from the WWW but those you’d invite).
-Local
Retailors
-Bar
owners
-Restaurant
Owners
-Potential
and current models
-Art
Directors
-Photo
editors
-Photographers
I would want to assist (Assistant Work)
.
What will each of those users want
to see in order to enjoy their visit to your site?
-Local
Retailors- A product section that shows well designed photographs that clearly
display products, not just “pretty” pictures.
-Bar
owners- An architecture section that’s
shows both interior and exterior. A
portrait section that displays environmental portraiture.
-Restaurant
Owners- An architecture section that’s
shows both interior and exterior. A
portrait section that displays environmental portraiture.
-Potential
and current models- No images that are
unappealing or unattractive (not that these should be included in any type of
portfolio)
-Art
Directors- Easy to look at. Not cluttered.
A good clean contact page with information easily displayed. An email box as well as email address shown.
-Photo
editors- A good range of topics covered
(Portrait, Travel, Architecture, Corporate, Product).
-Photographers
I would want to assist (Assistant Work)- A good range of topics covered
(Portrait, Travel, Architecture, Corporate, Product). Creative and clean layout
design
-All
visitors to site will want a simple clean layout that brings focus to
photography. The site must be easy to
navigate through with clear decription on where they are in the site, what
portfolio they are currently looking at, as well as easy to navigate portfolio
galleries. Be able to jump to what ever
photograph catches their eyes with ease.
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Name your intended audience (the
person(s) you need to persuade.)
Target audiences are business
owners who are in need of photographs.
Magazine photo “decision makers” who would either contact me directly
with work or will relay my website to someone who would.
.
Describe what you need to inform
and persuade them of:
Promote my: Photography
Goals of the site are: Current photographic works that are organized
and displayed in an way which draws attention to the photography, not the
website itself.
My
ultimate message/philosophy (about who you are): Creative up-and-coming photographer that can shoot just about
anything.
What
is the story you are telling? The story I am telling is: I am a photographer with a background in
traditional arts (painting, drawing) and music.
This helps me see things in a way that most other people do not. Composing is not just to make a “pretty”
photo, but to make a photograph mean far more than just a thousand words.
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Write a 200 word concept statement
based on the user, your persuasion, navigation and the assets.
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List the assets you need to
persuade the user: Which 7 (minimum) projects? scans of what?, photos of what
objects? images from what computer graphics program? what descriptive text?
list them.
CrazyMeTriptic
Cups_1
Cups_2
DJLights_1
DJLights_2
FourthofJulyOceanShores
FourthofJulyOceanShores7
LookAtMe
MechanizedFashion
Mike4
PumpkinHeadV1
SavoryHues
SkateBW
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For the purpose of structuring your
website portfolio pages, list the categories of work you will show. (for a
Photographer, for example, it may be portrait, product, sports photography
categories).
Portrait
Conceptual
Architecture
Product
Film/Alternative
Process
Concept Statement:
My website will be a photographic portfolio that displays
only my best images. The audiences I
wish to target are (and certainly not limited to) local retailors, bar owners,
restaurant owners, potential and current models, art directors, photo editors
and photographers I wish to associate with and/or assist for. Retailors want to see sections that display
architectural photographs, images that clearly are selling a product and even
on location portraits. Bar and
restaurant owners will want to see categories that show architectural studies,
location portraits, beverage and food shots.
Current and potential models want to see images that are flattering and
never just “ok”. They must make the
viewer go “Wow!” Art directors, photo
editors and other photographers want to see a simple and sleek website that
does not distract from the imagery but instead compliments images. Good layout to show layout and image choice
skills. A good range of work will also
please these audiences. The site must be
easy to navigate through with clear description on where they are in the site,
what portfolio they are currently looking at, as well as easy to navigate
portfolio galleries. Be able to jump to
what ever photograph catches their eyes with ease. My ultimate message is to display that I am
a creative up-and-coming photographer who displays skill sets from other arts.
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