Captured

Captured is a Framer template for working photographers who shoot people, from headshots to weddings, and its hero puts a portrait right up front. A soft-lit model in a cloud of peach tulle fills the screen, with "Art in Focus" above a heavy white "Your Story" whose O is drawn as an outlined pill, and "Captured" written underneath in a cream italic serif. Thin vertical lines and corner brackets frame it like a viewfinder. The header lines up the photographer's name, a location line, phone and email, an Instagram link, and a two-line menu icon.

Anatolii Dmitrienko gives the homepage the rhythm of a studio brochure, built from Inter in black and grey on light grey. A big "I don't just take photos" statement opens it, beside a client quote card and a portrait. A dark band lists services such as Professional Headshots, Weddings, and Family Sessions with small thumbnails. "Why choose me as your Photographer?" leads into a bento grid of scattered prints, a portrait mosaic, a camera lens close-up, and a turnaround time card. Numbered dividers then mark the portfolio cards, a testimonial in huge black type, a FAQ, and a blog with photo cards and dates. The Portfolio page opens with "A showcase of captured moments", then a search field and a category dropdown above the project grid.

On a phone, the hero crops tightly to the face, and the headline and script word stay large and readable over the photo, with the menu reduced to its icon.

We'd pick Captured for portrait, wedding, and family photographers who want bookings more than a pure gallery. The homepage is long and includes a stats card and contact details that need your real numbers. And the layered hero only works with a portrait that leaves room for type.