Photofolio | Photography Portfolio in Framer by Devansh PrakashPhotofolio | Photography Portfolio in Framer by Devansh Prakash

Photofolio | Photography Portfolio in Framer

Devansh Prakash

Devansh Prakash

Photography sites fail in one of two directions: design elements that compete with the pictures, or minimalism so total that nothing has any context. The brief for Photofolio was a portfolio where the interface disappears.

Full bleed, then get out of the way

Galleries run full-bleed with smooth transitions between frames. Navigation stays present but quiet — you can always find your way without ever looking at the chrome.
Home
Home
Scrolling the home reel
Scrolling the home reel
Works
Works
Inside a series
Inside a series
Alpine Peaks at Sunrise
Alpine Peaks at Sunrise

Let the image pick its ground

A light/dark toggle lets each body of work sit on the ground that suits it — a dark room for low-key work, a gallery wall for high-key. Both themes were designed, not inverted.
The same home, light theme
The same home, light theme
Works in light
Works in light

Eight pages, CMS-driven

Home, about, services, projects, case studies, blogs, posts and contact, plus a custom 404. The CMS means the photographer publishes new work and writing without touching the design.
About
About
Services
Services
Journal
Journal
The portfolio now behaves like a well-hung exhibition — and it holds up the same way on a phone.
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Posted Sep 2, 2026

A photographer's portfolio where the interface disappears — full-bleed galleries, smooth transitions, and a light/dark theme that lets images pick their ground.