Thirty years of work, finally online properly
A fine art photographer with three decades of work needed a digital platform that matched the brand’s artistic vision.
The challenge
What they came to us with
Tom had thirty years of fine art photography and a website that treated it like stock imagery. For a fine art buyer, the presentation is part of the work — a cramped gallery undermines the price of the print.
What we did
- Designed around the images: large formats, deep neutral backgrounds and almost no interface competing for attention.
- Built a gallery structure that lets collections breathe while staying fast on a slow connection.
- Kept the typography quiet and consistent so the site never argues with the photography.
- Made enquiry straightforward for buyers and galleries without turning the site into a shop.
Project details
- Client — Tom Cubbage Photography
- Industry — Fine art photography
- Live at — tomcubbagephotography.com
What was delivered
Gallery-first layoutCollection structureQuiet, confident typographyEnquiry flow for buyers
30years of work presented properly
Galleryfirst design
Videotestimonial on record
A modern platform that finally does the photography justice.
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