Astrid

Astrid is a one-page Framer template by Kağan Kurşun for a working photographer, and it opens on a single warm portrait filling the whole screen: a woman in a cream jacket holding a dried protea. The photographer's name sits over it in Stardom, a sharp high-contrast display serif, with "Photography" below in a light sans, both filled with a cool blue gradient that stands out against all that amber. As you scroll, the photo shrinks into a framed picture on a pale cream page, and the name slides apart around it.

From there the page is quiet and editorial. A "Hi, my name is" introduction pairs the name in large serif type with a paragraph of bio on the right. Photo pairs follow in uneven sizes, a small crop next to a wide one, then Experience and My Gear sit side by side as two ruled lists, roles with years on one side and camera, lens and tripod on the other. My Services sets three numbered columns for portrait, nature and event work. More photo pairs carry the rest of the page down to a footer with the name and contact details spread across one line. We like the gear list: it's a small, specific touch that photographers' clients actually ask about.

On a 390px phone the portrait becomes a tall full-height crop and the name and subtitle stay centered over the jacket, still in that blue gradient.

We'd pick Astrid for a portrait or wedding photographer who wants a simple, elegant single page. Be aware of what's missing: there are no gallery or project pages and no contact form, and the experience list names big brands as past clients, which you'll need to replace with your own.