Sharing photos online with clients

[kevinl86748835]

Who else here is involved in commercial photography and licensing its use?  I'd love to talk to you!  Oh, I'm in Washington, DC.  I would love to network with folks in this business space.

I am in the midst of creating an online gallery and thinking of using the photographer's package to do so.  Who likes this and why?

Thanks!

Edit: changed title by Kevin Monahan (another Kevin)

[Nancy OShea]

Which Photographer's package do you mean?  The Creative Cloud Photoshop & Lightroom Bundle for 9.99/month?

Great deal if that's all you need.

To build a self-hosted website, you'll need web authoring tools -- Muse or Dreamweaver for example.

Nancy O.

[kevinl86748835]

Nancy, thanks for reading and responding.  In other words, the on-line gallery that comes with Creative Cloud Photoshop & Lightroom Bundle for 9.99/month is an online gallery that only I can see?  I can't say to a client: hey, look at my stuff at Kevin@ccc.com (or something like that)?

I'm looking for an economical place to lodge my photographs on line for the moment as a gallery.  I do not need purchase capability on this site, just the ability to contact me.

What would you suggest?

[Nancy OShea · Accepted solution]

Just to be clear.  The Creative Cloud Photography Plan is software.  Specifically Photoshop CC Extended + Lightroom and I'm pretty sure it includes Adobe Bridge and Camera Raw. 

Plus a few mobile apps and other Creative Cloud services.

One of the perks is a free Adobe Portfolio page which ties seamlessly with Behance.   Both of those spaces would be good venues for showcasing your work examples with a brief bio and some contact info.  See links below.

Adobe Portfolio | Build your own personalized website

Behance

Nancy O.

[kevinl86748835]

Thank you! Great info.