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Build a portfolio website for me, a wedding photographer.

About me:
- Name or studio: [Your name / studio name]
- Based in: [City, Country]. I travel for weddings to [regions or "anywhere"]
- I shoot: [weddings, pre-wedding shoots, engagements, haldi and mehendi]
- Style: [candid and documentary / fine art / editorial]
- Years shooting: [X], weddings covered: [number]
- Email: [you@yourname.com], WhatsApp: [number], Instagram: [URL]

Sections, in this order:
1. Hero: one full-width photo (images/hero.jpg) with my name, a one-line promise such as "Wedding stories told the way they felt" and two buttons, "Check my date" and "See weddings".
2. Featured weddings: 4 to 6 cards, each a cover photo, the couple's first names, the venue and city, and a link to a story page. Lay out the cards in a responsive grid.
3. Gallery: a masonry grid of 18 to 24 photos with filter buttons (All, Ceremonies, Portraits, Details, Pre-wedding) and a lightbox.
4. Packages: 3 collections (for example one day, two days, full wedding) with hours, photographers, edited photos, album and a "from" price in [currency].
5. How booking works: enquiry, a call, the contract and deposit, the wedding, a sneak peek in [X] days, the full gallery in [X] weeks.
6. Kind words: 3 testimonials from couples with first names, wedding month and venue.
7. About: a photo of me, a short first-person story and why I shoot weddings.
8. FAQ: 6 questions couples ask (do you travel, how many photos we get, when we receive them, do you bring a second shooter, is there a deposit, can we get the RAW files), with short answers.
9. Check my date: a booking form (names, email, phone, wedding date, venue and city, number of events, budget range, how you heard about me, message).

Design: let the photos lead. Warm white background, dark text, one accent colour [colour], an elegant serif for headings and a clean sans-serif for body text, thin lines and generous spacing.

Build a portfolio website for me, a portrait and family photographer.

About me:
- Name or studio: [Your name / studio name]
- Based in: [City, Country], shooting at [my studio / outdoor locations / clients' homes]
- I shoot: [headshots, family, maternity, newborn, kids' birthdays]
- Style: [natural light and relaxed / clean studio / bright and colourful]
- Years shooting: [X]
- Email: [you@yourname.com], WhatsApp: [number], Instagram: [URL]

Sections, in this order:
1. Hero: one portrait (images/hero.jpg), my name, a one-line promise such as "Relaxed portraits your family will actually love" and two buttons, "Book a session" and "See portraits".
2. Sessions: cards for each session type (headshots, family, maternity, newborn), each with a photo, who it is for, length, number of edited photos and a "from" price in [currency].
3. Gallery: a grid of 18 to 24 portraits with filter buttons by session type and a lightbox.
4. What to expect: before (a short call and a what-to-wear guide), on the day, and after (an online gallery in [X] days).
5. What to wear: a short guide with 5 tips on colours, layers and comfort.
6. Kind words: 3 testimonials with first names and session type.
7. About: a photo of me and a short, warm first-person bio.
8. FAQ: 6 questions (what if my kids won't sit still, can we reschedule for weather, do you do hair and makeup, how many photos we get, can we buy prints, is the studio accessible), with short answers.
9. Book a session: a form (name, email, phone, session type, preferred dates, number of people, message).

Design: soft and friendly. Light background, gentle neutral tones with one accent colour [colour], rounded corners on cards, a friendly heading font and lots of white space around each portrait.

Build a portfolio website for me, a commercial product and food photographer.

About me:
- Name or studio: [Your name / studio name]
- Based in: [City, Country], working with brands [locally / remotely, clients ship products to me]
- I shoot: [e-commerce white background, lifestyle product, food and menus, flat lays]
- Clients include: [brand names or types of business]
- Email: [you@yourname.com], Instagram: [URL], LinkedIn: [URL]

Sections, in this order:
1. Hero: a striking product photo (images/hero.jpg), a one-line promise such as "Product photos that sell on every marketplace" and two buttons, "Get a quote" and "See work".
2. Work: a grid of 18 to 24 photos with filters (E-commerce, Lifestyle, Food, Flat lay) and a lightbox. Show a few before-and-after pairs (phone photo vs final) using a draggable comparison slider.
3. Services and pricing: per-image prices for white-background shots, lifestyle shots and food, minimum order, turnaround, and what is included (retouching, sizes for Amazon, Shopify and Instagram) in [currency].
4. How it works: send products, a shot list, the shoot, retouching and delivery, products returned.
5. Clients: a row of brand names I have worked with.
6. Testimonials: 3 quotes from clients with name, role and brand.
7. About: my studio, equipment and a photo of me at work.
8. FAQ: 6 questions (how to ship products, turnaround time, image sizes and formats, usage rights and licensing, revisions, do you provide props and styling), with short answers.
9. Get a quote: a form (name, company, email, number of products, type of shots, deadline, link to the products, message).

Design: crisp and modern. White and light grey, dark text, one accent colour [colour], a geometric sans-serif and a tidy grid that feels like a catalogue.

Build a portfolio website for me, a real estate, interior and architecture photographer.

About me:
- Name or studio: [Your name / studio name]
- Serving: [City and surrounding areas]
- I shoot: [property listings, interiors for designers, architecture, hotels and holiday homes, drone]
- Clients: [estate agents, architects, interior designers, hotels]
- Email: [you@yourname.com], WhatsApp: [number]

Sections, in this order:
1. Hero: a wide interior photo (images/hero.jpg), a one-line promise such as "Listing photos that get more viewings" and two buttons, "Book a shoot" and "See properties".
2. Portfolio: properties grouped as projects. Each project card has a cover photo, property type, area and a link that opens all its photos in a lightbox.
3. Services and pricing: packages by property size (studio, 2 to 3 bedroom, villa or commercial) with number of photos, twilight shots, drone and floor plans as add-ons, and prices in [currency].
4. Turnaround: shoot booked within [X] days, photos delivered in [X] hours, sized for listing portals.
5. Preparing for the shoot: a short checklist for owners and agents (declutter, lights on, open blinds).
6. Testimonials: 3 quotes from agents or designers with name and company.
7. About: a short bio, equipment and the areas I cover.
8. FAQ: 6 questions (how long a shoot takes, do you need the owner present, what if it rains, can photos be used on any portal, do you edit out clutter, do you shoot video), with short answers.
9. Book a shoot: a form (name, company, email, phone, property address, property type and size, preferred date, add-ons, message).

Design: clean and architectural. Lots of white space, straight lines, a neutral palette with one accent colour [colour], a refined sans-serif, and wide images that keep their aspect ratio.

Build a portfolio website for me, a landscape and travel photographer.

About me:
- Name: [Your name]
- Based in: [City, Country]
- I photograph: [mountains, deserts, coastlines, cities, wildlife]
- I offer: [fine art prints, image licensing, photo tours and workshops]
- Email: [you@yourname.com], Instagram: [URL]

Sections, in this order:
1. Hero: one full-screen landscape (images/hero.jpg) with my name small in a corner and a short line such as "Quiet places, early light".
2. Collections: 4 to 6 collections (for example Himalaya, Thar Desert, Monsoon) as large cover cards. Each opens a gallery page section with a short story of the trip.
3. Gallery: photos in a justified-rows layout that keeps each photo's aspect ratio, with a full-screen lightbox showing the title, place and year.
4. Prints: 6 featured photos with available sizes and papers, prices in [currency], and a "Buy this print" button linking to [my print shop or payment link].
5. Licensing: who can license my images and a "Request a licence" button that opens the contact form with the photo name filled in.
6. Workshops and tours: upcoming dates, places, group size and a link to enquire.
7. About: a photo of me in the field and a first-person story.
8. FAQ: 6 questions (print quality and shipping, framing, licence types and prices, can I use a photo on my website, workshop fitness level, cancellations), with short answers.
9. Contact: a form (name, email, reason dropdown: print, licence, workshop, other, photo name, message).

Design: minimal and immersive. A near-black background so the photos glow, light grey text, one accent colour [colour], a thin elegant heading font and almost no interface around the images.

Build a portfolio website for me, an event and concert photographer.

About me:
- Name or studio: [Your name / studio name]
- Based in: [City, Country], covering events in [regions]
- I shoot: [corporate events and conferences, concerts and festivals, sports, birthdays and parties]
- Clients: [companies, venues, artists, agencies]
- Email: [you@yourname.com], WhatsApp: [number], Instagram: [URL]

Sections, in this order:
1. Hero: an energetic event photo (images/hero.jpg), a one-line promise such as "Every moment of your event, delivered by the next morning" and two buttons, "Check availability" and "See events".
2. Events: case-study cards for 4 to 6 events with the event type, venue, number of guests or audience and what was delivered.
3. Gallery: a grid of 18 to 24 photos with filters (Corporate, Concerts, Sport, Parties) and a lightbox.
4. Services: half-day and full-day coverage, same-day social media selects, headshot booth, and prices in [currency].
5. Delivery: how fast photos arrive (same-day selects, full gallery in [X] days) and in which sizes.
6. Clients and testimonials: a row of client names and 3 short quotes with name and company.
7. About: a short bio and the gear I bring (backup cameras, lighting).
8. FAQ: 6 questions (how many photos per hour, can you deliver on the same day, do you have insurance, travel costs, usage rights for marketing, can we add a second photographer), with short answers.
9. Check availability: a form (name, company, email, phone, event date, venue, event type, hours of coverage, message).

Design: bold and high contrast. Dark sections between light ones, one vivid accent colour [colour], a strong condensed heading font, and photos that run edge to edge.

Technical requirements:
- Output one complete index.html with all CSS in a <style> tag and only a little vanilla JavaScript for the gallery filters and lightbox. No frameworks, no build step, no external libraries.
- Put every photo in an images/ folder and use relative paths such as images/hero.jpg, so the site works on any domain.
- Images: plain <img src> tags with width and height set and object-fit: cover where photos are cropped into a grid. Do not write srcset or sizes yourself, because my host creates responsive versions. Add loading="lazy" and decoding="async" to every photo except the hero, which gets fetchpriority="high".
- Lightbox: opens on click or Enter, closes with Esc or a close button, moves with the arrow keys and swipe, traps focus while open, and returns focus to the photo when it closes.
- Alt text on every photo that describes the scene and the place, for example "Bride and groom at sunset on the Udaipur ghats".
- Mobile-first and responsive from 360px wide; the gallery shows 1 column on small phones, 2 on large phones and 3 or more on desktops.
- Accessible: semantic HTML (header, nav, main, section, footer), one H1, visible focus styles, AA colour contrast for text over photos.
- SEO: a title under 60 characters and a meta description under 160 characters that include my genre and city, Open Graph and Twitter card tags using my hero photo, and a canonical link to https://[yourdomain.com]/.
- Structured data in JSON-LD: LocalBusiness with the ProfessionalService type (name, url, image, areaServed, priceRange, sameAs links to my profiles), Person for me, FAQPage for the FAQ, and ImageObject for my 6 best photos with contentUrl, creator, creditText, copyrightNotice, license and acquireLicensePage.
- Contact or booking form: a standard HTML <form> with method="POST", a name attribute on every field and a required email field, so a form service can receive it.
- Footer: my name, the year and "All photos copyright [my name]".
- Mark every piece of text I still need to replace with [EDIT].
- Give me the full file in one code block, then list every image file it uses with a suggested descriptive file name, pixel size and where it appears.