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Jeremy Lau Photography

A portfolio site for a Seattle photographer who shoots food, portraits and travel.

Jeremy Lau, photographerWebsite2026Visit the site

The home page of Jeremy Lau Photography, with his name set large above three photos of food, a family portrait and a city skyline at night.

Jeremy photographs food, portraits and travel, and he volunteers his camera for local organizations like Dog Gone Seattle, FareStart and Impact 100. He needed a site that puts the photos first and makes it easy for a restaurant, a family or a nonprofit to reach him.

What I built

  • A portfolio organized the way clients look for work: food, portraits and travel, plus a section for his volunteer projects.
  • Galleries that open each photo full screen, and look as good on a phone as on a laptop.
  • Light and dark versions that follow each visitor’s phone or computer setting.
  • Built on Pixel, so the words and photos can be changed quickly from a live preview of the site itself.
  • A contact page that says what he’s booking right now, so people know what to ask for.

The site is his, on his own domain.

The food gallery, a grid of plated dishes with filters for food, portraits and travel.
Each kind of work has its own gallery, with filters to move between them.
The volunteering gallery, with photos of rescue dogs, event guests and kitchen staff.
Volunteer projects get the same care as paid work.
The home page on a phone.
The food gallery on a phone.
The contact page on a phone, listing the sessions Jeremy is booking.
The home page in dark mode, with his name set in white on a near-black background.
In dark mode the whole site switches to near-black, so the photos stand out even more.
The portraits gallery in dark mode.
The home page in dark mode on a phone.
The portraits gallery in dark mode on a phone.

Next project: Driver invoice desk

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