Photography Portfolio
A two-up portfolio layout for photographers. Use the price field for editioned prints (e.g. 'Edition of 7 — €1,200').


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Good for
Project-based bodies of work where sequencing matters. Reorder plates in the builder before exporting.
How photographers use this portfolio
Selling editioned prints
Two-up plates with edition and price in the caption turn a portfolio into a sales document.
Documentary and series work
Sequence matters in a photo series. Pairs on each page let images build a narrative together.
Agency and editorial pitches
Send a focused set of one project rather than your whole archive.
Example: a documentary series portfolio
A photographer pitching a 20-image series called "Night Shift" might pair interior and exterior shots on each page, captioned "Bakery, 4:10 a.m., 2025 · Archival pigment print · 40 × 50 cm · Edition of 7 — $650". (Illustrative example.)
Photography portfolio checklist
- Edit to one project or series per portfolio
- Use the same colour profile and export settings
- State print type, size and edition
- Sequence pairs so each page reads as a unit
- Keep the file size small enough to email
How the Photography Portfolio template works
- 1. Open the catalog builder with this template pre-selected.
- 2. Upload your artwork images and fill in title, medium, dimensions, year, and price.
- 3. Export a PDF. Free downloads include a small DigitalEyezz watermark; Pro removes it.
Photography Portfolio template FAQ
How many images should a photography portfolio have?
Fifteen to twenty-five images from one project is a common range. Fewer is fine if every image is strong.
Should I include a project statement?
For series work, yes — a short paragraph on the project helps. Use the Grant & Open Call or Solo Show template if you want a dedicated statement page.
How do I list print sizes and editions?
Put size in the dimensions field and edition plus price in the price field, for example "Edition of 7 — $650".
