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24 Free Portfolio And Photo Gallery Wordpress Themes
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18 Jan 2010
I got one fresh, small project, where I needed small portfolio site for a friend. It got me thinking and lead to research what Wordpress can offer to me, with its great CMS platform. I was a little bit surprised, because I got even better results than I expected- theres was a plenty of interesting portfolio, photo gallery themes, where homepage was static, but still you can tie together static with dynamic content and add blog as well. Maybe it’s nothing new or signifunt for most of you, but I wasn’t aware there is possible to get such theme so easily, where of course my friend could manually change it’s content without touching or learning any code knowledge.
It was commercial theme I tested, but since most of people look just for free stuff, I gave it a try and searched for free Portfolio, photo gallery type themes. Maybe results aren’t too bright, but those themes are completely free for using. Don’t worry, if you are searching for more quality and wider sortiment, I will follow up with Commercial Portfolio and Photo Gallery Wordpress Theme article in next few days!
1. ViewPort
Viewport, a free Wordpress theme created by Paul Bennett is focused around a clean and simple, content based layout. The aim is to grab the user’s attention and draw them straight into the content.
2. WordPress The Unstandard
3. Gallery 1.2
Gallery is a beautiful, free, gallery-style Thematic child theme for WordPress, designed by Christopher Wallace especially for Smashing Magazine and its readers. It is extremely flexible and can be used as a starting point for design galleries and portfolios.
4. wpFolio – Free CMS / Portfolio Wordpress Theme
5. Blue Bubble
6. Creative by Nature
7. Linquist
8. Work-a-holic
Work-a-holic is a free minimalistic two and three column WordPress theme that focuses mainly on showcasing portfolios for artists, web designers, photographers and illustrators. Work-a-holic separates your portfolio from your blog, enabling easy navigation for clients in a clean, intuitive fashion. It also has a separate sidebar for portfolio (shows recent projects) and a separate widgetized sidebar for the blog and pages.
9. Fotofolio Wordpress Theme
10. Portfolio Wordpress Theme
“Portfolio Wordpress Theme” is a wordpress theme designed for web portfolios and (for now) just for web portfolios. It is coming with an Administrative Panel from where you can edit the head quote text, you can edit all theme colors, font families, font sizes and you can fill a curriculum vitae and display it into a special page.
11. Irresistable
Use as a standard blog or use the customized homepage layout, as shown in our demo, that you can activate via our options panel
12. Sharpfolio: Wordpress Portfolio Theme
Sharpfolio is a WordPress theme designed to enable Web Designers, Graphic Designers, Photographers, Motion Designers, Artists or any creative professional to showcase their work in a simple, clean, beautiful portfolio. Sharpfolio aims to focus primarily on your work, because after all, this is what’s most important.
13. Portfolio Press
This is a dark-colored theme suitable for anyone who wants to create a quick portfolio or wants to showcase his work through WordPress. The theme is fully CSS/XHTML validated, WordPress 2.6+ ready and comes with easy to modify code.
14. Desk Space
15. Snapshot
16. WP Coda
17. Infinity
18. AutoFocus
AutoFocus is a Wordpress theme specifically for photographers looking for a simple and elegant way to display their work online.
19. FotoLog
20. Free Photo Gallery
21. Grace Photoblog
22. Vivee Wordpress Theme
23. Nishita – Free Photo Blog Wordpress Theme
24. Fhi-Zin
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2 Responses to 24 Free Portfolio And Photo Gallery Wordpress Themes
Taha*
January 27th, 2010 at 11:36 am
sorry I don't know
edman274
February 1st, 2010 at 5:14 am
Check this: go to start – control panel – administrative tools – services – and then scroll down until you get to "themes". Double-click on "themes", and change the start up type to "automatic" and tell it to start. If it says that it needs other things running for it to go, enable those as well.