Ryan has narrowed things up and dimmed the lights in his ProPhoto design. The rich mahogany background gives the site a feeling of substance while establishing a powerful contrast with his vibrant images. The icing on the cake is the semi-transparent content area, giving you a peek at the Ryan Murray logo as you scroll. (You really have to visit the site for the full effect).

In contrast to Ryan's design above, Philip and Anna have taken their site light and delicate, keeping with the theme of the brides-to-be that they cater to. ProPhoto provides plenty of opportunity to utilize unique backgrounds and they have taken advantage, pulling in paper and watercolor textures that perfectly compliment their imagery.

Monica's site (designed by Swoone) is full of high-quality design elements, conveying a professional but fun look that is warm and engaging.

"Less is more" may be a cliché, but it's also the truth with this design. Elisabeth's site is minimal and elegant, allowing your eyes to be drawn to her beautiful images instead.

A subtle textured background with bold splashes of yellow make this simple site jump off the screen. Erron has used multiple menus and is rocking ProPhoto 4's new grid layouts, allowing visitors to access anything and everything from his home page. Well done Erron.

Another minimalistic design, Cory Ann's site is a great example of how easy and effective grid-style layouts are with ProPhoto. Featured posts and a huge list of recent posts are all easily accessible from within a couple of grids on her homepage.

Courtney's site shows off ProPhoto as a site as opposed to just a blog. Her beautifully simple design is clean and modern, and her layout puts the focus on her portfolio. Courtney also creates custom ProPhoto designs for others and occasionally contributes designs to our store