Photr is a Framer template by Kiberu Yahaya for a freelance photographer and director who wants a stripped-back site. The homepage opens on a full-screen portrait washed slightly grey, with the photographer's name running across the bottom as a huge white marquee and "Freelance Photographer & Director" floating near the face. Everything is set in Inter Display, black on white, and the photos bring the only color.
Below the hero, two large paragraphs introduce the person behind the camera, followed by a bracketed All Projects button. Then comes the part people will remember: a centered "Works" heading stays put while portraits and fashion shots drift past it at different sizes and positions, like prints scattered on a table. A client testimonial slider pairs a close-up portrait with one big quote and small dots to switch between them, and a black footer ends on Let's Collab with a Book a Project button and a short list of social links. The projects page opens on a large Explore Projects heading, and a round black menu button floats at the bottom center of the screen. We like the drifting Works section; it shows off a range of images without boxing them into a grid.
On a 390px phone the name stacks onto two lines over the portrait and the three text links stay in the header, though the floating menu button sits on top of the intro text as you scroll.
We'd pick Photr for portrait and fashion photographers with a small, strong set of images. Before buying, check the copy: the testimonial and intro text need a careful rewrite, and the about and contact pages are short, so you'll be adding your own services and booking details.
Based on the live demo, viewed on desktop and on a phone. The Design and Dev scores come from separate independent reviews. See how we score templates.