website reviews

1. Ren Hang, Beijing, China

http://renhang.org

I like how it’s minimalistic, has different categories for each year, and how he included his poetry as well.

I don’t like the font, the lack of captions to each photo, and how each category is listed so closely to one another

30 tabs

far too many to count

2. Sandy Kim, Monterey, California

http://www.sandykim.com/sf.html

I like the minimalistic feel, where the tabs are located, and how you can click on one photo and it shows the next

I don’t like how she doesn’t have all of her photos, how it doesn’t show when they were taken, and the font isn’t bad but I think it could be better.

9 tabs

about 15 each for 6 tabs

3. Ryan McGinley, NYC

http://ryanmcginley.com

I like the minimalism, how each photo has a title, and being able to click on each photo

I don’t like how all the tabs are shoved into the top left corner, how tiny his name is, and how you can’t really zoom in on the photos

11 tabs

About 100 photos total I think? Not sure, doesn’t specify the total amount

4. Petra Collins, NYC

http://www.petracollins.com

I like the font, how her photos are placed into categories such as “editorial” and “commercial,” and how you can slide to see the photos

I don’t like how you can’t click on each photo, and how there aren’t dates to the photos (there isn’t a third thing that I don’t like

7 tabs

Doesn’t specify how many photos, guesstimate is 70

5. Olivia Bee, Brooklyn, New York

http://oliviabee.com/

I like the font, the arrows on the top of the photos, and the inclusion of her book

I don’t like how you can’t zoom in on the photo, how there aren’t captions, and how the tabs are bunched up in the corner

11 tabs

Too many photos to count

6. Evan Tan, California

http://evanshot.us/

I like how it’s set up like a tumblr page, how you can click on each photo, and the font

I don’t like how the photography isn’t separated into specific categories, how the pictures don’t have titles, and how they don’t have dates

3 tabs

46 photos

7. Lauren Tepfer, California

http://www.laurentepfer.com/

I like how the main page has a huge photo of hers with the tabs and her name on front, I like the font, and I like how it shows how many photos each section has

I don’t like how she doesn’t have a bio, how there isn’t a zoom option, and how her photos don’t have titles

5 tabs

40 photos

8. Lola Dement Myers, Boston

http://www.loladementmyers.com/

I love how her main page is a slideshow of her photos, the font is great, and how she has a caption for some of her work

I don’t like how you can’t click on each individual photo. Aside from that, there’s nothing I dislike.

15 tabs

Too many photos to count

9. William Eggleston, Memphis, TN

http://www.egglestontrust.com/

There isn’t anything I particularly like about this website.

I don’t like the complete lack of an online portfolio, the font is kinda boring, and the line underneath his name looks weird

12 tabs

There’s only one photo on the main page

10. Cassio Vasconcellos, Brazil

https://www.cassiovasconcellos.com.br/

I like how each tab is divided into squares, I like how there’s dates, and I like how the photos have titles

I don’t like how you have to scroll to see all the photos. Aside from that, there’s nothing I dislike

22 tabs

Too many photos to count

11. Adrienne Salinger, New York

http://adriennesalinger.net/

I like how the site is very unique, how you can click on each photo, and how her “teenage” series has bios

I don’t like how the tabs are oddly separated between her name, the lack of a contact tab, and how you automatically go to email just by clicking her name

8 tabs

Too many photos to count

12. Larry Clark, Oklahoma

http://larryclark.com/

There isn’t anything I particularly like about this website aside from his signature on the top.

I don’t like how the site is set up like a blog, doesn’t have any tabs, and the iTunes Ads on the side

No tabs

Too many photos to count