I am needing a professional website soon for my photography. A legit website and not any of that .tk nonsense. I need something where I can showcase my work in a gallery (Several different galleries), sell my work, and have live updates about my travel. Maybe something similar to the Peter Lik website, Peter Lik USA - Fine Art Photographer and Luxury Photography.
Any ideas?
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- 08 Apr. 2013 06:13am #1
Looking for a low cost website that looks great...
- 08 Apr. 2013 06:41am #2
Your best bet is to get someone to design one for you; although it won't be cheap.
- 08 Apr. 2013 07:01am #3
- 08 Apr. 2013 07:02am #4
So wait, what?
Are you looking to buy hosting or a webpage design?
Disco is neat.
- 08 Apr. 2013 07:26am #5
You need a domain, try godaddy.com
Cheap hosting, perhaps hostgator.com
Either design it yourself or find/buy a photography theme, see themeforest.net
- 08 Apr. 2013 08:23am #6
- 08 Apr. 2013 08:30am #7
- 08 Apr. 2013 11:52am #8Ya Bish
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- 08 Apr. 2013 11:57am #9
"godaddy" is a horrible host, terrible support and uptime. Proof. Or you can google "godaddy bad hosting". I recommend justhost, use the coupon code 50OFF to get 50 % off your first two year domain and other purchases.
Last edited by Butts; 08 Apr. 2013 at 11:59am.
- 08 Apr. 2013 12:02pm #10
I mentioned GoDaddy for domain registration, not web hosting.
- 08 Apr. 2013 12:22pm #11
- 08 Apr. 2013 12:23pm #12
If you're going to make a claim like that you have to at least substantiate it. I've never had an issue with Godaddy for domain registration in 10+ years.
- 08 Apr. 2013 12:26pm #13
They are more expensive and backed SOPA?
Like, I assume you didn't miss the huge shitstorm where half the Internet, including Wikipedia, transferred their domains away from GoDaddy because of how shitty they are?
- 08 Apr. 2013 12:34pm #14
That's in no way a reflection of the quality of their services though. I've tried a few domain registrars, and GoDaddy has been the most efficient.
What you say though is true. If those factor in to OPs decision though, you can throw a multitude of other things in there as well: sexist marketing/advertising, Bob Parson's personal blog (remember that huge uproar over the shooting and posting of the elephant video) etc.
- 08 Apr. 2013 12:37pm #15
It's not like registrars differ that heavily. There are plenty with good service that aren't shit holes.
- 08 Apr. 2013 12:41pm #16
- 08 Apr. 2013 02:06pm #17
1and1 has awesome support and they're very easy trk with
Play dumb now so you can shock the masses later
- 08 Apr. 2013 02:19pm #18
I'd use 1and1 except I prefer paying with PayPal instead of CC. Besides that, I think they're the best domain registrar.
- 08 Apr. 2013 02:23pm #19
I use my PP MasterCard for 1and1 so it's still kind of like using PayPal.
Play dumb now so you can shock the masses later
- 08 Apr. 2013 07:59pm #20
I use namecheap for domain registrations (pay the extra $3-$5 for whois guard if you are worried about privacy), and my host depends on what I'm doing. I use WebFaction for the ease of use for Python web apps, plus it has a ton of other frameworks that can be easily installed. It can work for a normal website as well, though for that you might want to consider HostGator or one of the others. Normally a host that is going to be affordable will be putting you onto a shared server, which basically means you and however other many people they decide will be using the same server resources. Webfaction and hostgator should only run about $5-$8 a month, and namecheap should only be about $8-12 per year per domain.
Edit: Oh yeah, and webfaction will actually give you a free domain that will look like username.webfactional.com
- 08 Apr. 2013 08:16pm #21
- 24 Feb. 2015 03:48am #22
Update: I created the website from Lik's layout by using HTML/CSS/JS coding and customized it a bit. Jon Uriah - Nature and Wildlife Photographer
- 24 Feb. 2015 09:02pm #23
I like your site more than his already.
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- 25 Feb. 2015 03:17am #24
You could always post a $ amount offer and see what bites. I might could, but I'd want to know what limitations we're dealing with her for "low cost."
- 25 Feb. 2015 09:21am #25
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- 25 Feb. 2015 05:05pm #27
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looks good.
https://discord.gg/TvN6xUb ~ chat on discord pls.
- 26 Feb. 2015 07:11am #28
- 26 Feb. 2015 09:08pm #29
Just a random pedestrian here, wanted to say I looked through your website and your photos are really lovely. Especially your Weather series.
Also as a suggestion, it would be helpful if you put in a scroll feature within each photo series.