Studio D

Studio D

Really like this Studio D Photographers site out of Canada. A lot of moving parts through out the site and the blog – and I think it’s playing off of a newer color trend (red, black, off-white so we can start to get away from teal and magenta..). Very cool to see that even though they are photographers, the emphasis doesn’t seem to be “show as many images as possible so people get our work (like I’ve seen on other photographer sites) – it’s about showing off their work, but within the aesthetic of the website – very good.

@studiodyxe

Submitted by: Island
Twitter: @weareisland
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Really like this Studio D Photographers site out of Canada. A lot of moving parts through out the site and the blog – and I think it’s playing off of a newer color trend (red, black, off-white so we can start to get away from teal and magenta..). Very cool to see that even though they are photographers, the emphasis doesn’t seem to be “show as many images as possible so people get our work (like I’ve seen on other photographer sites) – it’s about showing off their work, but within the aesthetic of the website – very good.

@studiodyxe

Submitted by: Island
Twitter: @weareisland
Role:
Designer

 

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