Scattered prints and reversible flat-lay motion.
Prints, tape and labels move at individual scroll speeds while photographs remain interactive and readable.
XN-095 / PHOTOGRAPHY / AUSTIN TEXAS / DESIGN CONCEPT
JUNE MERCER
Not just how it looked. How it felt.
DESIGN WITH A POINT OF VIEW
Not just how it looked. How it felt.
A three-page Austin, Texas photographer concept with an oversized editorial wordmark, photographic strips, scattered print flat lays and a wine-red concert collage. Each section has its own scroll-linked composition, with tag search, saved references and a local project brief.
- Three English pages: photographer home, searchable portfolio and project brief
- Eight original visuals including event photography, portraits and a transparent camera cutout
- Distinct flat-lay compositions, reversible scroll displacement and rotation, bleeding boundaries and reduced motion
- Combined keyword/category filtering, tags, flat/grid views and keyboard photo lightbox
- Event-story tabs, persisted photo references, local brief saving and text download
Industries and opportunities
Photographers and creative studios. Extend with inquiries, availability management, private client galleries and delivery workflows.
Fictional photographer and illustrative event stories, not actual client commissions. No live availability, bookings, payments or external message delivery. References and briefs remain local, with download and clear controls.
Not just how it looked. How it felt.
Wine-red music collage and layered section flow.
Concert prints, an admission ticket and a circular seal sit at different depths against wine-red angled section boundaries.
Interactive event-story contact sheet.
Vertical event tabs and a contact-sheet frame switch photographs, captions and story links with keyboard support.