Daniel Gregory
Building and Sequencing a Photography Portfolio

A memorable photography portfolio is more than a collection of your favorite images. It’s a carefully edited and thoughtfully sequenced visual narrative that reflects your style, vision, and strengths. This often comes from exploring and selecting images that work together, identifying themes and consistency, and arranging photographs to create a compelling viewing experience. What ? How can I effectively showcase my unique style and vision to different audiences?

In this session, you’ll learn how to work with fresh eyes, discuss how to develop specific criteria to determine which images to include or exclude from a portfolio, and developing sequences that guides viewers through your images with purpose and impact. We’ll discuss how portfolios differ depending on their audience, whether you’re presenting to clients, galleries, competitions, or reviewers, and how to keep your portfolio evolving as your photography grows.

Additionally, we will explore how to manage your photo storage, utilize Lightroom catalogs, and implement other organizational tools that can support this creative process. These tools will help you compare, refine, and revisit your work without getting lost in thousands of images.