Stephen James is an Australian landscape photographer who lives on the sunny Gold Coast in Queensland’s south east. He started his photography back in New Zealand in the late 1970’s, securing a position as a photographer with the “Westport News” under the then editor Colin Warren.  His main employment now is working for Queensland health as a surgical nurse, and when time permits he enjoys the peaceful atmosphere of the outdoors.

Hope you enjoyed his work.  Please take a moment to visit his website at Stephen James Photography.  Stephen is using the Photocrati theme on his site.

Are you a photographer who’s using WordPress to power your site?  You might be able to be featured as well.  Just send me a link with your request on our contact page.

AwareEasily create an interactive website to showcase your portfolio. With this responsive theme, you can now bring your portfolio with you anywhere you go as this will beautifully display on your phone or tablet.
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ReactionGet 3 starter skins so you can quickly customize in just a few clicks.  Make use of  the “To the Top” plugin especially useful for long pages filled with content. Fully equipped for touchscreen devices like phones and tablets.
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Super SkeletonComes with 3 minimal skins so you can easily modify it to your desire. Will look great on major browsers including old versions so your site is sure to look awesome all the time.
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Lucky TimesGreat typography matched with a very unique design will surely win over web visitors. You can upload your own patterns and textures to create your own schemes.
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Saviour Optimized to look awesome on iPhone and other mobile device. Make your life easier with over 20 nifty shortcodes, 2 homepage sliders, 12 unique page templates and other cool features.
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Good MinimalNo need to have multiple websites for different devices. With this minimalist theme, you can enjoy browsing through your site through your phone or even on widescreen desktops. It comes with 2 pretty color skins and 2 custom post types.
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AlyeskaElegant design paired with great flexibility in offering several possible layout options. It has all the professional touches to meet your personal needs.  Language localization of several foreign languages is included.
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PixelPowerAn awesome repository for your pixel perfect photos and other types of content. This tumblog-style theme has adjustable header columns, favicon option, automatic sizing featured image and other cool features.
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ShapeShifter 2Includes several incredible scripts and CSS structures combined to help you jumpstart in a breeze. Get 3 minimal skins, 2 fontstacks, skinnable PSD files, dynamic sidebar space and other unique features. Best for both professional and personal projects.
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ArtboardNo frills. Straightforward design that puts your work on the spotlight whether it be in photography,  illustration,  graphic design or even video. 8 page templates to choose from. Typical blog with option to filter categories is included.
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PropulsionSearch Engine optimized by using semantic valid HTML code and CSS for easy search engine indexing. Other key features are 21 predefined skins, color picker, 3 unique slideshows, translation, visual shortcode editor and many more.
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SwaggerTheme with sleek design and a powerful layout builder to easily customize it for your use. Video guides are included so understanding how things work will be extremely easy. Some features are 3 custom widgets, 6 sidebar layouts, dynamic typography plus many more.
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The NovelistA premiere theme best for authors who wants to showcase their work through a book-like presentation. This is not ideal for blogging purposes. It comes with video resources to help you get started in no time plus many other cool features.
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RisingWhat’s included? Unlimited colors, search engine optimized, translation-ready, 2 base styles, flexible typography, several widgets, and a lot more. Highly configurable for big or small web projects. It’s simple design is strikingly attractive.
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GigawattEnjoy unlimited videos to be showcased in a categorized format for the homepage. Easy uploading of logo; no coding required at all. Monetize your website with the Advert Management to regain your initial investment for this theme.
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Di’versoA theme with a clean and fresh design. Easy to setup and customize with no coding skills needed. You can create unlimited combinations of pages and create several different layouts. Packed with several useful features too!
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ModuloAn ideal theme for all sizes of businesses. The modern and clean look supplements the robust features included in this premium theme. Some of the main features are the 3 powerful sliders, custom widgets, 11 google fonts, color pickers and so on.
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SWIXExtremely flexible for customization and virtually suitable for any purpose. Enjoy the drag and drop functionality to organize each pages and posts. Supports video, photo gallery, slideshow and sliders for multimedia dynamism.
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KneadThis neat little premium theme can brilliantly showcase your portfolio. You can easily list your work with description in a neat slider with multiple screenshots. Pick from 2 color schemes and choose from a long list of other features.
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AlternateAnother fantastic theme with 2 different skins, 2 index pages, 4 different blog pages, jQuery effects, sliders and a lot more nifty features. Its modern design and clean layout can be suitable for a wide range of purposes.
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MercuryWhether you’re a novice or pro, you’ll find this incredibly powerful theme to be easy to use. You can now  curate, design and publish multiple  content in a jiffy right from the visual editor even without touching any codes.
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SevenWondersThis premium theme is suitable for an array of websites like photography, business, portfolio, blog, etc. Its simple, clean and elegant design will surely capture the attention of your visitors regardless if they’re viewing your site on a computer, mobile phone or tablet.
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ConstructIf you want a smart and professional appeal for your site then this is the right theme for you. Using AJAX, the site is guaranteed to load faster compared to others without sacrificing the site’s SEO structure. You get a bunch of options to modify using shortcodes and post editors.
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InstyleThis is a CSS3 & HTML5 theme fully packed with features like unlimited sidebars, audio & video support, custom widgets, several shortcodes, several post formats, color picker, localization, and the list goes on.
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ZigzagThis premium theme is best suitable for personal portfolio portfolio. You get 3 awesome skins to choose from so customizing it is undeniably very simple. Plus many key features perfect for your website.
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The ArcadianThe video tutorials are so extensive that you can easily put up your site in no time. The shortcode generator is such a big help. The custom widgets for Contact Form, Twitter and Video are very helpful for any kind of website so that’s definitely a big plus too!
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WP ArtisanShowcase your portfolio of images or videos with this premium theme. With unlimited skins and patterns, there’s no limit to what you can create.  7 custom page templates are ready to get you started. Best of all, get free upgrades.
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TrineThis premium theme is a bundle of elements, shortcodes and multiple functions.  Best suitable for portfolio to display images, videos or slideshows. On top of the site, you can add social media icons so your web visitors can connect with you.
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XOChoose among the 68 predefined backgrounds, 18 Google fonts, 5 widget areas, 2 custom widgets, 20+ shortcodes and a long list of uber cool features. This theme is also optimized for major search engines and comes with unlimited color schemes.
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BrilliantYou can easily integrate Facebook Comment box or opt for a WP default comment system. Save time figuring out how things work with the help of a few video manuals. Manage everything from picking the site color, size and layout through the admin panel.
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SupportiveA very unique theme that is specifically created for knowledgebase or customer support websites. The unlimited colors and multiple backgrounds make it absolutely easy for anyone to modify this theme.
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VueThere are a number of premium features that are squeezed in this one powerful theme. Both Google Analytics and Google Maps are built-in. Your content will also be presented differently as shown on the homepage so visual impact is very evident.
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AgenciThe ultimate WordPress template suitable for freelancers, agencies, graphic designers and the like, who are in search for an incredibly fresh design. The drag-and-drop feature is something to look forward on in making your life so much easier.
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MoonCraftPrimarily dark style theme that is fully optimized, definitely an A+ in performance and highly customizable to meet your standards. There are 6 predefined skins available that will give a drastic and distinct look for your site in just a few clicks of buttons.
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LuluYou can showcase your social networking accounts on the top of each page to help increase your social media presence.  This minimalist theme has a lot of key features to boast such as 3 color schemes, 4 custom post types, contact form and many more.
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MomentoThe epic design helps put emphasis on your content. Show off your recent work with the amazing portfolio template page of this premium theme. The homepage is widgetized so you can easily put a slider or even a blog post on it with just a few clicks.
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You can use stamps like this in a variety of ways such as for watermarks on your photos, as a logo, as a unique banner graphic for advertising… you name it.  You’ll notice that it comes in several different shapes all located within the same Photoshop file so you can choose whatever one you like the most.  It also includes 3 different font choices as well as one with a general checkmark.  Hope you enjoy it and thanks for being a WPT reader!

To download the Wax seal PSD click the link below.

DOWNLOAD – Wax Stamp Seal PSD

These photos were all found around the web and are examples of the power of the portrait shot.  Enjoy!

Two good friends

Preserve your memories

Child of Gaia

Baby blue eyes

The darkest light

Rainbow family member 13

150

They’re staring at you

Le moribond

Leaf

Haunted

Sweet insanity

Still light

Beautiful day without you

Pepitas

Love

Her flowers

Travelling song

Stranger 77

Marlboro man

83

Black and white

I paint my face on

A stranger: Victor

A stranger: Andy

The glass is half full

That funny feeling

Hideaway

Vanishing

Little goldfish

Eyes full of sunshine

Hologram

Little warrior

In all seriousness

Nice thick feathers

If you like posts like this let me know in the comments section below and I’ll continue to do more.  Thanks!

Absolutely loving this new slideshow plugin for WordPress. It’s called the Estro Slider and allows you to add super cool Ken Burns style slideshows to any post or page on your WordPress website. And the best part is that it doesn’t use Adobe Flash at all.  There’s a bunch of cool features to this slideshow plugin, including an easy to use admin interface to easily set up slideshows just like the one you see above in minutes.

The Ken Burns style transitions make your photos and images come to life.  I think it’s a nice change of pace from the normal style slideshows you see online that are simple fades or swipes… or worse, have no transition effects at all.  And this plugin allows you to create unlimited sliders, or slideshows you can literally drop into any page or post on your site.  And you can customize each slideshow in a bunch of different ways.

I know this plugin is going to be a hit with photographers, but I am also thinking that other industries could make use of this plugin… such as the real estate market.  You could easily create slideshows for each property using this plugin.  And what about the travel industry.  I could see this plugin being used for vacation rental and B&B websites powered by wordpress.

Check out these features, pretty amazing.

Frontend Features

• Ken Burns or Swipe transition modes available
• Insert unlimited sliders
• Insert unlimited slides in each slider
• Mix and match slider skins
• Works on mobile (iPhone, iPad ? iOS 4.3)
• Slides uses only valid HTML5 markup (SEO optimized)
• Supports inline YouTube / Vimeo videos + app redirects on iOS devices (Youtube)
• Optional animated popup preview thumbnails, including a Ken Burns transition
• Can have any custom size
• Integrated cross-browser animated circular timer
• Includes 4 ready to use skins
• Custom per slide timeout and animation settings
• Optional lazy loading of images for faster loading
• Includes all required photoshop files to make a custom skin

Backend Features

• Comes with an ultra fast full ajax admin panel
• Allows you to add/remove/edit sliders or slides, then save all data with a single server request
• Incorporates automatic thumbnail generation (background process)
• Includes a lightbox based live slider preview feature, without even needing to save your changes first
• Built in clone slider or slide feature for faster editing
• Supports drag and drop sorting of slides
• Insert images with the WordPress media uploader or paste a url
• Slide hyperlinks are lightbox compatible
• Visual help documentation has been included into the admin panel for quick referencing
• Help documents include a “Quick Start” guide to get your slider created and inserted into your page in a few simple steps

Usage Video:

Anyway, I’m just playing around with this plugin now and pretty excited about it.  I still haven’t tried adding a slider to a sidebar yet, but I imagine that is pretty easy to do.  I also should point out that I always use firefox or Chrome for my browser and the slider shows up nicely in both.  So if you’re using IE and experience any problems leave a comment below.  Or if you’ve starting using Estro and just want to show off your site, leave your comment below.

To learn more visit the Estro Slider page.

Notice any trends lately in the WordPress themes market for photographers?  Yeah you guessed it… fullscreen and widescreen themes have come on strong this year with an impressive array of premium themes all geared to displaying your images in a big way… read more below.

13 Cool New Fullscreen WordPress Themes

Village

Chocolate WP

Viewfinder

Picturethis

Panorama

MediaReel.

King Size

Delight

Core

Contrast

Black Label

Anan Photos

Adventure

Fullscreen Theme Screenshots:

Click on any of the thumbnails below to view larger screenshots in a lightbox.

Individual reviews of each theme will be coming soon!

Know of any other cool WordPress themes that have fullscreen capabilities, let us know in the comments below.

To show you how good photography websites can look when powered by WordPress, today, we have collected 40 great examples of photography websites powered by WordPress for you.

1. Randall Murrow

2. Justine Unrago

3. You Plus We Photography

4. RoyTanami.com

5. Ben Severance

6. InPhotograph

7. Kevin Jacobus Photography

8. Net Photography

9. Plain Things

10. Lee Pikington Photography

11. Luis Veiga

12. Nicole White Photography

13. Tyler Sharp Photography

14. Mitchster Photography

15. Steve Gordon Images

16. Wide Angled

17. Alli Easley Photography

18. Steve Gerrard Photography

19. Furious Photographers

20. Charlie Stout Photography

21. Cloud 365 – Year 3 Project

22. Beau Mitchell Landscape Photographer

23. Utzel Butzel

24. Los Angeles Times Photography

25. Matthias Richter

26. Kulay Photography

27. New Type York

28. ArteFakStudio

29. TrojanPhoto

30. Razvan Photography

31. Bryan James Brophy Photographer

32. Eric Scouten

33. Ignas Kutavicius Photography

34. Eggraphy – Scott Cartwright Photography

35. Digital Creations – Photography by Alan Grant

36. Daniel Nobre Photography

37. John Stuij Photography

38. Ryerson Photography

39. Karen Tregillas Photography

40. Carolyn Beller Photography

That’s all from me today. If you have any other Photography websites powered by WordPress in sight, then do share them in the comments section below and I will happily add them to the list.

Your competitors are cut-throat and will do whatever they can to reach the coveted top position in Google. However, you can play the game too; this is how to outrank your competition.

Phase 1: Discover your Competitors

The first, essential, step to outranking your competition is to understand what you’ll be up against.

Use terms, which define the photography industry, to search the web as to whom ranks well, in Google, for the targeted terms. Browse the sidebar, in Google, to see which businesses advertise using Google Adwords. Spy on your competition in social media platforms to see who the major players are in your market are.

Collect and compile the information you’ve gathered into an easily referenced spreadsheet. Include additional information, in your spreadsheet, about your competitors such as their Google rank, Page Rank, inbound links, social media profiles, advertising budget and main keywords.

Tools such as SpyFu, Google Keyword Tool, Google Toolbar, Market Samurai and Twitter Search are fantastic for gather a massive amount of information on your competitors.

Phase 2: Create a solid USP, Mission, Culture and Website

The next action, to outrank your competitors, is to optimize your web presence and business practices.

A unique selling point is what defines your products or services; it explains what makes your offerings different from the competitors. The USP is your chance to declare what you don’t like about your competitors and why your product is the obvious choice for customers. Your USP should also reflect your company culture and share a human side to your business; this lets people create an emotional connection which they may not receive from your competitors.

Secondly, take a look at your mission statement and overall company culture to see if the two are aligned. Companies rarely act as how they have outlined themselves in their mission statement. Make sure that your company is remarkable from the inside out; develop a culture which trickles down from your employees to the customers. Reinforce your mission statement with examples of your company culture at work.

Finally, optimize your website for search engines and copywriting. Avoid industry terms which are rarely used by your end-user: the customer. Speak with human vocabulary. Test and improve your website navigation, design and copywriting to reflect everything that your customer desires; focus on the benefits, not just the features.

Creating a solid foundation for your business is absolutely crucial to ensure that you stand out from the competition and that any further actions will have the greatest return on investment.

Phase 3: Develop a Content Marketing Strategy

Content marketing is the use of multimedia to create a substantial web presence in various mediums and channels on the web. In basic terms, it’s using blogging, article marketing, social media interaction, video production, podcasting and any other form of media to improve your website ranking in search engines and give your community something to share on social media.

Content marketing is the future of the web. An advertising campaign, today, will only run as long as you can continue to pay for its budget. However, content creation is a long-term strategy because every piece of content you create, for the web, becomes indexed in search engines, gives your community something to share on social media and boosts your presence in search engines like Google.

Content creation, alone, is not enough to outrank your competitors; a robust strategy is required to tip past your competitors and snag their search engine rankings. A strategy is a publication schedule which gives you insight as to the type of content you will be creating, publishing and how it all interconnects to give users the ability to explore deep into your website.

A content marketing strategy will be the culmination of feedback and research, from your community, to deliver content which will be attractive to targeted leads. The content created, for your website, will be used to draw in interested leads, supply valuable information which displays expertise in your industry and stimulates them to take further action to either buy or subscribe to your business.

Strategic content creation and publication will create additional web pages indexed within Google; these will be additional entry paths for customers to find your business. Likewise, your content will be picked up and shared within social media circles which results in additional brand awareness and website traffic.

Phase 4: Become an Authority in Social Media

Social media is a channel for community interaction that few businesses utilize and even fewer fully pull out the potential. Social media is a revolution for business; it has given the power back to the customer but equally so to the small business owner.

Social media allow you to create one-to-one connections with your community and customers. Your competition may have a social media presence but it’s rare they fully understand the platform to improve their business. You can use social media to gain an edge against your competition and utilize the power of the channel to help your business increase its rank in Google.

Google has begun to use social media interaction as a factor for search engine rankings. Google’s initiative, since its beginning, has been to provide its users with the optimal web experience. In recent years, social media have been on the rise, with web users, which made Google aware of its overall effect on the same web experience it seeks to improve. Your own social media interaction, with your community, can result in a greater opportunity to build your authority and rank in the search engine giant.

Content you create and share on social media is rapidly indexed and viewed. Community interaction through blog commenting keeps search engines active on your website and alerts them to how authoritative your site is based on its high amount of activity.

Use social media to connect with your community; each connection creates a new opportunity to find brand ambassadors which may result in these active community members writing about your business on their websites and sharing your brand within their communities.

Phase 5: Capitalize with Online Advertising and Marketing

Lead the charge in brand awareness while online businesses pull back from advertising. In down economies, the first item cut from a business’ budget is advertising and marketing. Your competitor’s lack of marketing funds creates a wide open road for you to take charge and set yourself out in front of the industry.

Capitalize on business with online advertising channels like Google Adwords, banners, contextual ads, social media marketing and more. The decrease in spending, from competitors, will lower your costs; this bonus can be your advantage. Use every channel to reach your market; don’t eliminate advertising because it requires a budget.

Likewise, expand your reach by using new channels to sell your products and services. Sign up for Amazon and sell your products on their platform, start an affiliate program to turn your customers into salespeople, develop niche websites to offer your services, use EBay to reach huge market segments; there are hundreds of these types of platforms out there waiting for you.

Summary and Conclusion

To summarize what you have learned in this article: Learn from your competition and research to create a solid brand which can be transferred into various mediums through content marketing, social media interaction and online advertising.

Every action your business takes, as a whole, creates a cumulative effect. Content you publish can be shared on social media which, in turn, builds your traffic and authority, so your next piece is more widely accepted and shared. A continual display of expertise and value, to your community, will give you the edge to surpass your competition in Google; it’s a marathon so be ready to be in it for the long run.

However, trying to skim by with the bare minimum will not do it; a short, 400 word blog post will not have an impact in a niche community. There are thousands of bloggers aiming to become ‘top dog’ in a niche; you have to stand out from the rest by creating compelling, passionate content.

This article will share the fundamentals to creating blog posts that capture your readers and pulls them into your community.

It Starts with an Idea

The idea and focus of your content is everything. Compelling content is very similar to a great product. Content solves a need in its consumer, provides entertainment value and has a great price. Content, in many ways, is your connection to the world when you are not active on the web. Content represents your brand.

Every piece of content can be compelling depending on the audience and angle you present the information. However, your content will fail to make an impact if the subject matter isn’t interesting.

Begin generating ideas for your blog content by examining the world around you:

• Discover what people enjoy by visiting popular blogs and browsing through the archives.
• Ask your readers for the type of content they would love to see.
• Spend time brainstorming topics that interest you.

As noted, every idea can become a compelling blog post but only if your readers want it. Find out the compelling, passionate, controversial topics that people read and form your own ideas that will become your future blog posts.

The Information is Everything

Learn as much information about a subject once settled on the topic of your blog post.

There are two elements of gathering the best information for your blog topic:

• Research
• Implementation

Research is a breeze with the web. A search query for your blog topic will present thousands of results that you can use to reinforce the information provided in your blog post. Additionally, research gives you the insight to take your blog post content to the next level through implementation.

Implementation is the application of the information you have learned. Implementing the information you plan to convey, in your blog post, will give you an edge in your content creation. Your research will reveal new opportunities that may not have been covered with bloggers in your niche. Pull from your own experience and knowledge to craft compelling blog posts that none can replicate.

Gather every bit of information you can on a topic. Aim to create a definitive reference for those that read your blog posts. A compelling blog post that answers the questions of its readers, shares a unique angle and has subtle elements of entertainment is what truly makes incredible content.

Your Voice adds a Connection

A highly detailed blog post is very informational but lacks character. Anyone with a connection to the web can create extremely detailed blog posts, but it’s the unique voice you add to a post that makes it stand out and creates a compelling read.

The voice of your blog post comes in the form of your writing style, examinations and feedback on the topic and your personal stance on the overall topic. Your voice is what adds flavor to an otherwise dry, white-paper style blog post. The little elements that reveal your voice (and brand) are culled out when you create posts through a stream of conscious writing.

Stream of conscious writing forces you to convey information based on what you remember. The flow of your writing will result in omission of elements that may not necessarily add to the overall value of the post. On the flip side, you may need to reinforce your information with additional editing and research.

In all, writing naturally adds voice to your writing that doesn’t seem forced. You will develop your blog post based on information that truly matters and avoid the minutia that research-only writing creates. The addition of your voice helps your readers connect because it forms a story arch and elements for people to feel connected.

A Call-to-Action Builds Participation

The term ‘compelling’ does not need to end at the engagement when people read your blog post. In fact, a truly engaging blog post will create a form of community interaction. The interaction of your community can come as a form of blog commenting, social media sharing, purchasing a product and much more.

The path to creating a complete, compelling blog post is to include a call-to-action. A call-to-action is a direct message that tells people exactly what you want them to do. Your call-to-action is direct and aims to make the reader do one task of your choice.

Common examples of a call-to-action include:

• “Click here to learn more”
• “Leave a comment below”
• “Share this post on Twitter”

The call-to-action is the final element of creating a compelling blog post on your end. Afterward, it’s up to your community to engage.

The Network is the Secret Key

The final element of creating compelling blog posts are the network interactions you build from sharing your content on social media platforms. The distribution of your content will have a great reach if you tap into a strong following. Your content will take on a viral effect if your network helps to spread the message.

Social platforms such as Twitter, Facebook and StumbleUpon offer the greatest opportunity to get your content found. A single tweet, fan page update or stumble is all that your content needs to be put in front of thousands of people. The viral effect comes from an authoritative member of your niche community sharing your link; their level of trust signifies, to their followers, that your content is worthwhile and should be given a view.

Build your network with the same level of passion as you put into your content creation and blog building. At the end of the day, it’s your network that will ultimately decide if your blog post is compelling. Your network is the deciding factor that gets people interested in what you have to offer. Every person that lands on your content will be an opportunity to create engagement and share your expertise.

Conclusion

In this article, you’ve learned the foundations of creating compelling blog posts. The dedication and passion you put into creating content will have a considerable amount of influence on how well it’s shared on the web along with the overall impact it has for your brand. A single post can lead to your online success; strive to create a compelling post that puts you on the map using the tactics described in this article.

WHAT’S IN PHOTOCRATI 4.0?

• Built-in gallery management! (they’ve made it even easier)
• Built-in ecommerce galleries! Add ecommerce galleries with print sizes and prices. Comes with shopping cart functionality, integrated with Paypal. Accept Paypal or credit cards for purchases. You’ll be notified of purchases and sent an order summary. You’ll fulfill orders yourself at your preferred print lab.
• iPhone / iPad compatibility. (you read that right,, it works on the iphone. ipod and ipad now!)
• Copyright protection for Photocrati Galleries – no right clicking, dragging images to desktop, or viewing source URLs
• Albums. Now add album pages – with thumbnails linking to each of your galleries.
• Border controls. Customize borders on images and thumbnails in galleries.
• Music. Add music to your home page, gallery pages, and blog page.
• IPTC Data. Automatically imports IPTC headlines and captions.
• Dozens of other updates!

These new features should be met with open arms from photographers because they are really quite awesome.  I’m a big fan of Photocrati’s theme because it gives photographers a theme that puts imagery first.  It’s super easy to use and allows you to get your site set up in a couple hours,, depending on how many photos you have.

I’ll be putting up some video tutorials in the near future on how to install, set up and make the best use of this theme so keep an eye out.  And if you have any questions please leave a comment below.

Also, I just uploaded a video on installing photocrati theme and creating a gallery if you’re interested.