Client
Olson Farlow
Case Study · Full Custom Build
Two National Geographic photojournalists, one site built to do the work justice.
Randy Olson and Melissa Farlow have shot over 50 National Geographic assignments across 50 countries. Their site needed to hold decades of editorial work, two individual portfolios, and a searchable stock archive without feeling cluttered.
The Challenge
Randy and Melissa needed a shared site that still gave each photographer their own distinct portfolio, alongside a deep archive of editorial and advertising work built up over decades. On top of that, their stock photo archive needed to be genuinely searchable — by name, region, country, or subject — not just browsable.
The Approach
PowerUp built separate portfolio sections for each photographer alongside a shared editorial and advertising archive, using image-forward gallery templates that let the photography lead. A searchable stock lookup tool and an ongoing blog/publications archive round out the site.
What We Built
A dual portfolio built to hold decades of documentary work.
Dual photographer portfolios
Separate portfolio sections for Randy Olson and Melissa Farlow under one shared site.
Searchable stock archive
A lookup tool for finding stock photography by name, region, country, or keyword.
Story-driven gallery templates
Image-forward layouts built to let editorial photo essays carry each page.
Blog & publications archive
An ongoing space for news, talks, and published work across both photographers.
The Result
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