[jericho]

No particular theme. What I found works best is a variety of stuff. Street shots, landscape, portraits, wedding, black and white etc etc. The landscape stuff sells because people know where it is and it generally means something to them. The other stuff (portrait, wedding, etc) is merely put up to illustrate "my style" of photography. I am not a big cookie cutter photo kind a' guy, rather I like the candid shots. People seem to gravitate to these and its worked especially well for my wedding portfolio.

If you are like Pet/Colin and can take a dang good shot of a pet, you will be swimming in cash. People who have pets ... LOVEY... LOVE... LOVE their pets and will pay cash to have them photographed. In fact I am always getting asked if I will photograph someone's horse, dog, cat, get this... a rat!

My advice, ask a coffee shop with some decorating style if you can post there. It immediately adds to your work.

Lastly, I went through a lot of frames and mattes. What I found works best is the standard frame and white matte. At this one shop, I have 30 photos up. Having them all in matching black frames and crisp white mattes looks awesome! When I had them mish mashed, it wasn't as nice a look. Just my .02.

Hope that helps Julian.

Jerry