I have creating my "look" for weddings. I am not sure if I should keep the same look for all my photography, or just for weddings. Should I create a new look for my portraits?
I want to keep everything under "Jamie Lee Photography".
What is your opinion?
I have two different websites, one for portraits and one for weddings. Both are under www.jamieleephotography.com.
View my wedding website to see my branding.
Full Version: Two different looks?
Could you describe a little more by what you mean by "look?" Are talking about totally different branding/logos etc? Or different color schemes? Or maybe different styles of photography?
I've often thought about using the same logo/branding for weddings/portraits but mixing up the color scheme a little through accent colors etc.
I guess it depends on if you want unity or not throught the two sides of your business. For example, do I want my wedding customers to easily recognize me through my brand when choosing family photographers? Or do I want to keep the two separate and market to different customers?
Just some thoughts.
I've often thought about using the same logo/branding for weddings/portraits but mixing up the color scheme a little through accent colors etc.
I guess it depends on if you want unity or not throught the two sides of your business. For example, do I want my wedding customers to easily recognize me through my brand when choosing family photographers? Or do I want to keep the two separate and market to different customers?
Just some thoughts.
QUOTE(Jamie Hack @ April 8 2008, 03:42 PM) 
I have creating my "look" for weddings. I am not sure if I should keep the same look for all my photography, or just for weddings. Should I create a new look for my portraits?
I want to keep everything under "Jamie Lee Photography".
What is your opinion?
I have two different websites, one for portraits and one for weddings. Both are under www.jamieleephotography.com.
View my wedding website to see my branding.
I want to keep everything under "Jamie Lee Photography".
What is your opinion?
I have two different websites, one for portraits and one for weddings. Both are under www.jamieleephotography.com.
View my wedding website to see my branding.
i had 3 sites going at once. one for weddings/portraits one for commercial work and one for fine art.
i found it was too confusing on people so i got a new site and consolidated everything but fine art onto one site - i'm not sure if that was the right move, but i'm glad i did it. i have been concentrating so much on everything but weddings, that site was feeling neglected!
i cater to a different type of clientelle as well so i'm not too bothered who sees my nude work, etc.
my next site will be a folio site and i will only have one, i plan on dumping all my blu sites and consolidate into just one really nice one.
hope that helps?
I want my wedding clients to recognize my portraits and visa versa.
I just look at my branding for my weddings and don't think it fits "portraits".
It looks to me more elegant and feminine.
I wanted something more natural for my portraits. Since most of my portraits are on the beach.
Maybe if I kept the same colors but different pattern.
Here is my wedding theme...
I just look at my branding for my weddings and don't think it fits "portraits".
It looks to me more elegant and feminine.
I wanted something more natural for my portraits. Since most of my portraits are on the beach.
Maybe if I kept the same colors but different pattern.
Here is my wedding theme...
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